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20 November, 08:49

Which of the following evidence best supports a claim that tryptophan functions as a corepressor? A. Normal expression of trpR causes the trp operon to be transcribed regardless of tryptophan levels. B. When the operator sequence is mutated, the trp operon is not transcribed. C. The trpR gene codes for a repressor protein that has a DNA binding domain. D. When trpR is mutated, the trp operon is transcribed regardless of tryptophan levels.

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  1. 20 November, 09:54
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    Which of the following evidence best supports a claim that tryptophan functions as a corepressor?

    The trpR gene codes for a repressor protein that has a DNA
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