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Question 1

CRP functions with the lac operon as an example of:


◦ induction by negative control.
◦ induction by positive control.
◦ repression by negative control.
◦ repression by positive control.
◦ attenuation.

Question 2

Gene expression at the transcription level is commonly regulated at which stage(s)?


◦ Initiation only
◦ Elongation only
◦ Termination only
◦ Initiation and elongation
◦ Initiation and termination
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