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Virty [35]
2 years ago
10

Determine the nature of the expression of the lacZYA genes, represented by L, and label each genotype as constitutive, inducible

, or no transcription in the presence of lactose. Assume that all promoters are wild type. Symbol Representation I− lacI mutant cannot bind to the operator IS lacI mutant always binds to the operator OC Operator mutant that prevents repressor binding F' the wild‑type operator, O+, and lacI gene on a plasmid L lacZYA genes
Biology
1 answer:
VladimirAG [237]2 years ago
3 0

Answer:

Explanation:

Symbol          Representation

I-                     laci mutant cannot bind to the operator

Is                    laci mutant always bind to the operator

OC                 Operator mutant that prevent repressors binding

F’                    the wild type operator, O+, and laci gene on a plasmid

L                     lacZYA genes

I+ O+ L+   Inducible

I+ OC L+   Constitutive

I+ OC L+, F’   Constitutive

I- O+ L+, F’   Inducible

Is O+ L+    no transcription

Is O+ L+, F’   no transcription

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