Constitutive genes are not regulated in their expression; the 'i' gene of the Lac operon, coding for the repressor molecule that binds to the operator gene, is an example.
Genes whose expression is not regulated are called {{c1::constitutive}} genes<br><br>{{c2::i}} gene of the Lac operon is an example of the same, and codes for the {{c4::repressor molecule}} which binds to the {{c3::operator}} gene
| Text | Genes whose expression is not regulated are called constitutive genes i gene of the Lac operon is an example of the same, and codes for the repressor molecule which binds to the operator gene |
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