Text | Two types of operons: inducible systems have the repressor bound tightly to the operator system. RNA polymerase -x-> Inducer-promoter. Inducer-promoter + Repressor --> Inducer-Repressor + Promoter; RNA polymerase + Promoter --> promoter-RNA polymerase Repressible systems allow constant production of a protein product; the repressor made by the regulator gene is inactive until it binds to a corepressor, which is generally a final product of the system. |
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