In Gene Regulation and Control, Induction Can Be Defined as

question 9

Multiple Choice

In gene regulation and control, induction can be defined as

• A)the mechanism of genetic control in which genes are induced only when the substrate to be degraded by enzymatic action is present.
• B)the uptake of free DNA from the environment and recombination with the recipient's homologous DNA.
• C)the mechanism of genetic control in which genes are not transcribed and therefore are not expressed in the presence of those target products in sufficient supply.
• D)the change of the bacterial genotypes through the exchange of DNA from one cell to another.

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