Allolactose and CAMP Function in the Regulation of the Lactose

question 75

Multiple Choice

Allolactose and cAMP function in the regulation of the lactose operon in

• A) decreasing the affinity of their respective proteins for DNA.
• B) acting as allosteric effectors of their respective proteins.
• C) increasing the affinity of their respective proteins for DNA.
• D) covalently modifying their respective proteins.
• E) coli by binding to two different regulatory proteins. In doing so they are

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