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sarasara

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Question 1

Which of the following mutants are noninducible?
◦ lacIS
◦ lacI -
◦ lacI+
◦ lacOC
◦ lacO+

Question 2

Which of the following mutations of the trpL region would be least likely to affect attenuation of trp operon transcription?
◦ a deletion of region 4
◦ a deletion of the uracil nucleotides immediately following region 4
◦ a deletion of the start (AUG) codon of the trpL polypeptide
◦ an insertion of two nucleotides immediately after the polypeptide stop codon
◦ an insertion of two nucleotides immediately following the polypeptide start codon
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sarasara

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YES! Correct, THANKS for helping me on my review

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