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How is the lac operon regulated? A. It is regulated by chemical signals. B. It is regulated by transcription factors. C. It is regulated by the presence of lactose and the lac repressor gene.
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How is the lac operon
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A. It is regulated by chemical signals.
B. It is regulated by transcription factors.
C. It is regulated by the presence of lactose and the lac
repressor gene.
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I think it’s “A” i’m sorry if it’s wrong
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it’s C! hope that helps :)
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