For the conditions listed in the table below, indicate whether or not RNA is made from...
For the conditions listed in the table below, indicate whether or not RNA is made from the wild type e. coli lactose operon.
| Glucose - /Lactose - | Glucose - /Lactose + | Glucose + /Lactose - | Glucose + /Lactose + | ||
| is RNA made yes or no? | |||||
Homework Answers
cAMP binds CRP and bind to promoter regions and helps to recruits the promoter to the promoter sequence.
And lactose becomes allolactose and it binds with the repressor and the REPRESSORs becomes inactive which cannot bind to the operator and thus the transcription continues.
When cell has glucose it will have low cAMP and this low cAMP -crp complex.
When lactose and glucose both will absent mRNA will be but low.
Glucose absent lactose present then mRNA will be huge.
Glucose + and lactose - the. No mRNA
Glucose+ and lactose + mRNA expression will be but in low grade.
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