Explain the DNA foot printing technique.
DNA footprinting is a molecular technique used to identify the specific binding sites of proteins, such as transcription factors, on DNA. It helps in understanding gene regulation by determining where regulatory proteins interact with the genome, thereby controlling gene expression.
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