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Stereoputrid · Answer 1 · 2023-10-07T23:43:32+0000

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The main difference between operon and regulon is that the genes in an operon occur in the genome contiguously whereas the genes in a regulon occur in different locations within the genome. Furthermore, an operon consists of a set of functionally-related genes while a regulon may consist of several operons

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