Figure 83 - Metabolic Pathway -In Figure 8

question 28

Multiple Choice

Figure 8.3 - Metabolic Pathway
$$\begin{array} { c c } \text { Gene } a & \text { Gene } b \\\downarrow & \downarrow \\\text { Enzyme A } & \text { Enzyme B } \\\downarrow & \downarrow \\\text { Compound A } & \rightarrow \text { Compound B } \rightarrow \text { Compound C }\end{array}$$
-In Figure 8.3, if enzyme A is a repressible enzyme, compound C would

• A) bind directly to gene a.
• B) bind to the corepressor for Gene a.
• C) bind to RNA polymerase.
• D) bind to Enzyme A.
• E) always be in excess.

Identify methods to correct nutrient deficiency symptoms in plants.

Recognize the importance and mechanisms of enzyme action in plant nutrient metabolism, particularly nitrogen.

Grasp the principles of designing experiments to determine plant mineral requirements.

Understand the roles and control mechanisms of nutrient transport in plants.

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