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- In the absence of tryptophan, the trp repressor is Group of answer choices active and can bind to the operator. active and cannot bind to the operator. inactive and cannot bind to the promoter. inactive and cannot bind to the operator.Mechanisms that inhibit TE activity include theproduction of transposition repressors throughalternative splicing and the action of _________ thatblock TE transcription.Describe the binding of RNA polymerase, repressors, andactivators to the lac operon when both lactose and glucose are scarce. What is the effect of these scarcities ontranscription of the lac operon?
- During termination, the release factor binds this site A site E site P siteExplain how the Lac operon functions when there are low glucose levels and high lactose levels. Be sure to address the regulatory and structural gene region of the operon and how each of the following function: CAP, cAMP, RNA polymerase and the repressor protein.Tryptophan (Trp) attenuation is an extra mechanism of regulation of trp operon when trp level is too high. Attenuation causes premature transcription termination. c) Review the region that is responsible for trp attenuation during low trp level.
- At the molecular level, describe how σ factor recognizes a bacterial promoter. Be specific about the structure of σ factor and the type of chemical bonding.Match the term with its description. cAMP Allows lactose to enter the cell and product of the lacY gene A regulatory sequence between the promoter and the structural genes of the lac operon When glucose levels are high, intracellular levels of this molecule are low Binds to and inhibits the function of the lac repressor when lactose is presentThe E. coli lacZYA región will be transcribed at a rate greater than the low basal rate if: A. glucose and lactose are both present in the growth medium, but there's a defect in the cells ability to synthesize cAMP B. there is a defect in binding of the inducer to the product of the lacl gene C. glucose and lactose are both readily available in the growth medium D. the operator has mutated so it can no longer bind repressor E. none of the above