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Question 1

The lac operator is an example of a:


◦ cis-acting element.
◦ trans-acting element.
◦ structural gene.
◦ regulator gene.
◦ positive regulatory element.

Question 2

The role of the lac repressor functions as an example of:


◦ repression by negative control.
◦ repression by positive control.
◦ induction by negative control.
◦ induction by positive control.
◦ a dual-function protein.
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Reply #1 on: Nov 9, 2022
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