Allolactose Binding to the I Gene Product in the Regulation

question 4

Multiple Choice

Allolactose binding to the I gene product in the regulation of the lac operon is an example of what?

• A) transcriptional activation by reducing repressor binding
• B) transcriptional inhibition by increasing repressor binding
• C) transcriptional activation by increasing activator binding
• D) transcriptional inhibition by decreasing activator binding
• E) architectural regulation

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