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What is an activator in positive gene regulation?A. A protein that turns on RNA PolymeraseB. A protein that binds upstream of the DNA stimulates the transcription of a geneC. Activators are not present in positive gene regulationD. A protein that induces repressors to make them inactive so transcription occurs
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