An organism no longer needs to express a particular gene. What is one strategy it might use of themethods discussed in class? Select all that apply.0.000de-methylate C bases in the genomeacetylate C bases in the genomemethylate C bases in the genomeacetylate histonesde-acetylate histonesde-acetylate C bases in the genome

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