The presence of glucose in the environment typically causes catabolite repression. Explain why this confers an advantage to a bacterium
Glucose effect plays a very important function in bacteria.For many bacteria glucose is most common substrate for growth.Presence of glucose in the environment causes catabolite repression.Increase level of cyclic AMP in the cell repressing transcription from the lac operon.bacteria start lac operon and produce beta galactosidase enzymes for lactose metabolism.
Glucose is known as repressor for the enzymes that used for lactose utilization
advantage to bacteria is that ,it requires the cells to use best available source of energy.catabolite repressor inhibit indirectly the synthesis of enzyme that metabolize poorer source of energy .
The presence of glucose in the environment typically causes catabolite repression. Explain why this confers an...
Why is glucose used FIRST by bacteria even when its scarce in the environment. Why does catabolite repression favor glucose instead of lactose. Provide a simple explanation.
Which of the following is TRUEregarding global control mediated by catabolite repression? A.if glucose is present, then synthesis of other catabolic operons (lactose, maltose) are turned off B.cyclic AMP is involved in the regulation C.glucose inhibits cAMPsynthesis D.all of the above please explain
Explain each step of the diagram (ie. presence of glucose causes an inhibition of... etc.) -GLUCOSE GLUCOSE INACTIVATION MIG1 GALA mRNA INDUCTION PATHWAY GALEGAL GALACTOSE 50 X POSITIVE FEEDBACK GAL GAL10 GAL7 GAL2 mRNA 100 X GAL3 Fig. 5. Model for glucose repression of the GAL genes. The numbers shown refer to the effect of glucose at various levels of regulation Thus, GALA is repressed S-fold by MIG1 in the presence of glucose. The MIG/GALA signal is amplified by a...
Catabolite repression can regulate the expression of the lac operon in E. coli. In terms of this positive regulation of the lac operon: What is the activator? Would it work in cis or trans? What molecule binds to the allosteric domain of the activator? What influences strongly the levels of the molecule you answered for part b? To what regulatory sequence does the activator bind? What part/domain of the activator? What is the effect of this binding? Name the two...
e. lle en-PruuUCI U my to 27. Glucose effect or catabolite repression is an inhibition of the metabolism of alternative carbon sources by glucose True/ False 28. microRNA regulate gene expression on post-transcriptional level True/ False 29. A low rate of spontaneous mutations is beneficial in providing the genetic diversity needed for evolution. Truel False 30. Organisms have mechanisms such as DNA repair to remove mutations Truel False 31. All of the following are mutagens except De ono a. Nucleotide...
Explain how the presence of glucose represses the gal structural genes?
Explain why a basic solution of glucose after a while will contain both glucose, mannose and fructose
Explain why testing can only detect the presence of errors, not their absence
When trans 1 phenylpropene is treated with bromine, some syn addition is observed. Explain why the presence of a phenyl group causes a loss of stereospecificity. When trans-1-phenylpropene is treated with bromine, some syn addition is observed. Explain why the presence of a phenyl group causes a loss of stereospecificity. cod. trans-Phenylpropene anti addition products yn addition products
A cell wishes to import glucose from its environment. For each mode of transport noted below indicate if that is not transport is a potential option for the cell. If the mode of transport is not an option, indicate why this mode is not an option. If the mode of transport is an option, explain when this mode would be useful. (Each answer limited to two sentences or less. Run-on sentences not allowed.) simple diffusion facilitated diffusion active transport