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In E. coli cells, maltose, a type of sugar, is needed to turn on the genes that are regulated by the mal operon. This type of r...Question
In E. coli cells, maltose, a type of sugar, is needed to turn on the genes that are regulated by the mal operon. This type of regulation is called(1 point)
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operon control.
operon control.
repressor control.
repressor control.
positive control.
positive control.
negative control.
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operon control.
operon control.
repressor control.
repressor control.
positive control.
positive control.
negative control.
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The regulation of the mal operon in E. coli that involves the presence of maltose to activate gene expression is an example of **positive control**. In this system, the binding of maltose to a regulatory protein facilitates the initiation of transcription of the genes in the operon. Therefore, the correct response is **positive control**.
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