In the Absence of Its Inducer the Lac Operon Remains

question 49

Multiple Choice

In the absence of its inducer the lac operon remains repressed because of the binding of lac repressor to the _______.

• A) Promoter
• B) Regulatory gene
• C) Catabolic gene activator protein
• D) Operator
• E) CAP site

Understand how terror management theory explains behavior rooted in thoughts of mortality.

Understand the concept of psychological reactance and its implications in various contexts.

Recognize strategies to resist persuasion and the factors that contribute to successful resistance.

Differentiate between the central and peripheral routes to persuasion and identify factors influencing route selection.

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