For the following genotype, indicate if beta-galactosidase will be made in the presence of lactose and absence of lactose. P₁+I+ P₁+OcZ/ P₁I* PLO+Z+ beta-galactosidase will be made in both the presence and absence of lactose (+; +) beta-galactosidase will be made in the presence but not in the absence of lactose (+;-) beta-galactosidase will not be made in the presence but will be made in the absence of lactose (-; +) beta-galactosidase will not be made in either the presence or absence of lactose (-;-)

For the following genotype, indicate if beta-galactosidase will be made in the presence of lactose and absence of lactose. P₁+I+ P₁+OcZ/ P₁I* PLO+Z+ beta-galactosidase will be made in both the presence and absence of lactose (+; +) beta-galactosidase will be made in the presence but not in the absence of lactose (+;-) beta-galactosidase will not be made in the presence but will be made in the absence of lactose (-; +) beta-galactosidase will not be made in either the presence or absence of lactose (-;-)

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Human Heredity: Principles and Issues (MindTap Course List)

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Chapter15: Genomes And Genomics

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