Deck 11: Regulation of Gene Expression in Bacteria and Their Viruses

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A super repressor mutation (IS)results in:

A)no transcription.
B)inducible transcription.
C)transcription but no translation.
D)no translation.
E)constitutive transcription.
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The lac operon is controlled by:

A)the Lac repressor.
B)attenuation.
C)catabolite activator protein (CAP).
D)the Lac repressor and catabolite activator protein (CAP).
E)the Lac repressor and attenuation.
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Which of the following is an example of a trans-acting factor?

A) β\beta -galactosidase
B)operator site
C)lacI repressor protein
D)lactose
E)permease
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A promoter mutation (P-)results in:

A)no transcription.
B)inducible transcription.
C)transcription but no translation.
D)no translation.
E)constitutive transcription.
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DNA-dependent RNA polymerase binds to the:

A)repressor gene.
B)promoter.
C)operator.
D)permease gene.
E)sugar lactose.
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E.coli bacteria are placed into a medium containing both glucose and lactose.Which of the gene products (i.e.,enzymes)listed below do you predict will be "turned on"?

A) β\beta -galactosidase
B)lacI
C)lacP
D)permease
E)None of the answer options are correct.
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Which of the following is/are NOT part of the lac operon?

A)lacZ
B)lacI
C)lacY
D)lacA
E)All (lacZ,lacI,lacY,and lacA)are part of the lac operon.
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A partial diploid of genotype IS P+ O+ Z+ / I+ P+ O+ Z- will show:

A)inducible production of repressor.
B)inducible production of β\beta -galactosidase.
C)constitutive production of β\beta -galactosidase.
D)no production of β\beta -galactosidase.
E)constitutive production of lactose.
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A partial diploid of genotype I- P+ O+ Z+ / I+ P+ O+ Z- will show:

A)inducible production of repressor.
B)inducible production of β\beta -galactosidase.
C)constitutive production of β\beta -galactosidase.
D)no production of β\beta -galactosidase.
E)constitutive production of lactose.
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A partial diploid of genotype I+ P+ O+ Z+ Y- / I+ P- O+ Z+ Y+ will show:

A)inducible production of β\beta -galactosidase.
B)inducible production of β\beta -galactosidase and permease.
C)constitutive production of β\beta -galactosidase.
D)constitutive production of β\beta -galactosidase and permease.
E)no β\beta -galactosidase or acetylase production at all.
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A constitutive operator mutation (Oc)results in:

A)no transcription.
B)inducible transcription.
C)transcription but no translation.
D)no translation.
E)constitutive transcription.
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Which of the following is an example of a cis-acting element?

A) β\beta -galactosidase
B)operator site
C)lacI repressor protein
D)lactose
E)permease
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A prokaryotic operon is composed of a series of adjacent genes under the control of:

A)the same promoter.
B)the same operator.
C)an inducible promoter.
D)the same operator and promoter.
E)None of the answer options are correct.
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The product of the regulator gene of the lac operon is

A)the operator.
B)the inducer.
C)the repressor.
D)the corepressor.
E) β\beta -galactosidase.
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The repression of the transcription of lactose-metabolizing genes in the presence of glucose is an example of:

A)catabolite induction.
B)anabolite induction.
C)anabolite repression.
D)catabolite repression.
E)None of the answer options are correct.
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The lac repressor (LacI)binds to:

A)lactose and DNA.
B)RNA polymerase.
C)RNA polymerase and DNA.
D) β\beta -galactosidase,permease,and transacetylase.
E)RNA and DNA.
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A null repressor mutation (I-)results in:

A)no transcription.
B)inducible transcription.
C)transcription but no translation.
D)no translation.
E)constitutive transcription.
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The enzyme β\beta -galactosidase can convert the disaccharide lactose into:

A)allolactose.
B)glucose.
C)allolactose and glucose.
D)allolactose,glucose,and galactose.
E)sucrose and glucose.
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Which is the synthetic inducer Jacob and Monod used to examine the expression of β\beta -galactosidase?

A)allolactose
B)isopropyl- β\beta -D-thiogalactoside
C)lactose
D)albumin
E)galactose
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The lac repressor protein controls expression of the lac operon by binding to the:

A)lac structural genes to repress expression.
B)lacZ and lacY genes only to repress expression.
C)lac operator site to repress expression.
D)lac promoter site to repress expression.
E)All of the answer options are correct.
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In the presence of the repressor molecule and the absence of free tryptophan,the trp operon is:

A)constitutively transcribed.
B)derepressed.
C)induced.
D)repressed.
E)transcribed but not translated.
Question
Gene regulation in bacteria and bacteriophage utilize the following terminology.Twelve terms are given below (a - l), followed by twelve statements.Write the letter of the correct term.A single letter is sufficient.Not all letters need be used.Some letters may be used more than once.
Term List

-phenotype with respect to β\beta -galactosidase synthesis for the partial diploid I+ O+ Z+ / I- OC Z-

A)temporal control
B)positive control
C)negative control
D)inducible
E)noninducible
F)repressible
G)constitutive
H)operator
I)repressor
J)effector molecule
K)feedback inhibition
L)suppressor mutation
Question
In the presence of the repressor molecule and free tryptophan,the trp operon is:

A)constitutively transcribed.
B)derepressed.
C)induced.
D)repressed.
E)transcribed but not translated.
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In the absence of arabinose,the AraC protein represses the ara operon by binding to:

A)araI.
B)araO.
C)araI and araO.
D)araI and araA.
E)araO and araA.
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The regulation of operon gene expression by attenuator control is commonly found in:

A)glucose utilization pathways.
B)lactose utilization pathways.
C)amino acid biosynthetic pathways.
D)fatty acid biosynthetic pathways.
E)UV-protection responses.
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Which of the following is/are NOT part of the trp operon?

A)trpR
B)trpE
C)trpC
D)trpA
E)All (trpR,trpE,trpC,and trpA)are part of the trp operon.
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The attenuator region (AR)of the trp operon is located:

A)within the promoter region.
B)between the promoter region and the operator site.
C)within the operator site.
D)between the operator site and the first structural gene.
E)after the structural genes.
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The specific conformation (shape)of DNA binding regulatory proteins is such that these proteins can interact and bind to:

A)specific bases in the DNA through its major grooves.
B)the phosphate backbone in the DNA.
C)other transcription factors that are trans-acting elements.
D)helicase to help induce transcription.
E)specific bases in the DNA through its minor grooves.
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The trp operon is controlled by:

A)Trp repressor.
B)attenuation.
C)catabolite activator protein (CAP).
D)Trp repressor and catabolite activator protein (CAP).
E)Trp repressor and attenuation.
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Under conditions where tryptophan is scarce:

A)the attenuator stem-loop structure forms,allowing transcription to continue.
B)the attenuator stem-loop structure forms,terminating transcription.
C)the preemptor stem-loop structure forms,allowing transcription to continue.
D)the preemptor stem-loop structure forms,terminating transcription.
E)None of the answer options are correct.
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Any regulatory protein that acts by preventing transcription termination is called a:

A)corepressor.
B)coactivator.
C)antiterminator.
D)antipromoter.
E)attenuator.
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In the bacteriophage λ\lambda ,cro gene encodes the Cro repressor,which:

A)represses lytic growth and promotes lysogeny.
B)represses lysogeny and permits lytic growth.
C)represses both lytic growth and lysogeny.
D)promotes lysogeny.
E)None of the answer options are correct.
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In the bacteriophage λ\lambda ,the mutants cI,cII,and cIII form:

A)form turbid plaques and are able to establish lysogeny.
B)form clear plaques and are unable to establish lysogeny.
C)form turbid plaques and are unable to establish lysogeny.
D)form clear plaques and are able to establish lysogeny.
E)form both clear and turbid plaques.
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The order of the structural genes controlling the trp operon is:

A)trpE,trpD,trpC,trpB,trpA.
B)trpA,trpC,trpB,trpD,trpE.
C)trpE,trpD,trpC,trpA trpB.
D)trpA,trpB,trpC,trpD,trpE.
E)None of the answer options are correct.
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In the presence of abundant tryptophan:

A)the attenuator stem-loop structure forms,allowing transcription to continue.
B)the attenuator stem-loop structure forms,terminating transcription.
C)the preemptor stem-loop structure forms,allowing transcription to continue.
D)the preemptor stem-loop structure forms,terminating transcription.
E)None of the answer options are correct.
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In the bacteriophage λ\lambda ,the N gene encodes:

A)an alpha repressor.
B)a positive regulator.
C)a Cro repressor.
D)a lac repressor.
E)a negative regulator.
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In the bacteriophage λ\lambda ,the cI gene encodes the λ\lambda repressor,which:

A)represses lytic growth and promotes lysogeny.
B)represses lysogeny and permits lytic growth.
C)represses both lytic growth and lysogeny.
D)promotes lytic growth.
E)None of the answer options are correct.
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In Bacillus,the presence of alternate forms of which molecule is responsible for the control of large numbers of genes?

A)DNA dependent RNA polymerase
B)TFII
C)σ factor
D)Trp repressor
E)Operator protein
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RNA polymerase binds to the promoter and transcribes the ara operon.In the presence of arabinose,both the CAP-cAMP complex and the AraC-arabinose complex must bind to:

A)araO.
B)araI.
C)araA.
D)araB.
E)araD.
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Which of the following DNA-binding proteins contain a helix-turn-helix domain?

A)LacI repressor
B)TrpR repressor
C)AraC activator
D) λ\lambda and Cro repressor
E)All of the answer options are correct.
Question
Gene regulation in bacteria and bacteriophage utilize the following terminology.Twelve terms are given below (a - l), followed by twelve statements.Write the letter of the correct term.A single letter is sufficient.Not all letters need be used.Some letters may be used more than once.
Term List

-small molecules that bind to regulatory molecule,such as repressor

A)temporal control
B)positive control
C)negative control
D)inducible
E)noninducible
F)repressible
G)constitutive
H)operator
I)repressor
J)effector molecule
K)feedback inhibition
L)suppressor mutation
Question
Gene regulation in bacteria and bacteriophage utilize the following terminology.Twelve terms are given below (a - l), followed by twelve statements.Write the letter of the correct term.A single letter is sufficient.Not all letters need be used.Some letters may be used more than once.
Term List

-phenotype of trp R+ O+ S+ in the presence of tryptophan

A)temporal control
B)positive control
C)negative control
D)inducible
E)noninducible
F)repressible
G)constitutive
H)operator
I)repressor
J)effector molecule
K)feedback inhibition
L)suppressor mutation
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Give the levels of β\beta -galactosidase activity (  high\textbf{ high} or  low \textbf{ low } )expected for the following partial diploids for the lac operon.
\quad \quad \quad \quad \quad \quad \quad \quad \quad \quad Lactose absentLactose present\begin{array}{ll} \text {Lactose absent}& \text {Lactose present}\end{array}

a) I+P+O+Z/I+PO+Z+I ^ { + } P ^ { + } O ^ { + } Z ^ { - } / I ^ { + } P ^- O ^ { + } Z ^ { + }
b) I+P+O+Z/IP+O+Z+I ^ { + } P ^ { + } O ^ { + } Z ^ { - } / I ^ { - } P ^ { + } O ^ { + } Z ^ { + }
c) I+P+OCZ/I+P+O+Z+I ^ { + } P ^ { + } O ^ { \mathrm { C } } Z ^ { - } / I ^ { + } P ^ { + } O ^ { + } Z ^ { + }
d) IP+OCZ+/I+P+O+Z+I^- P ^ { + } O ^ { \mathrm { C } } Z ^ { + } / I ^ { + } P ^ { + } O ^ { + } Z ^ { + }
e) I+P+OCZ+/ISP+O+Z+I ^ { + } P ^ { + } O ^ { \mathrm { C } } Z ^ { + } / I ^ { S } P ^ { + } O ^ { + } Z ^ { + }
Question
Gene regulation in bacteria and bacteriophage utilize the following terminology.Twelve terms are given below (a - l), followed by twelve statements.Write the letter of the correct term.A single letter is sufficient.Not all letters need be used.Some letters may be used more than once.
Term List

-phenotype of I+ O+ Z- / I+ OC Z+

A)temporal control
B)positive control
C)negative control
D)inducible
E)noninducible
F)repressible
G)constitutive
H)operator
I)repressor
J)effector molecule
K)feedback inhibition
L)suppressor mutation
Question
Gene regulation in bacteria and bacteriophage utilize the following terminology.Twelve terms are given below (a - l), followed by twelve statements.Write the letter of the correct term.A single letter is sufficient.Not all letters need be used.Some letters may be used more than once.
Term List

-type of operons responding to catabolite repression (glucose effect)

A)temporal control
B)positive control
C)negative control
D)inducible
E)noninducible
F)repressible
G)constitutive
H)operator
I)repressor
J)effector molecule
K)feedback inhibition
L)suppressor mutation
Question
Gene regulation in bacteria and bacteriophage utilize the following terminology.Twelve terms are given below (a - l), followed by twelve statements.Write the letter of the correct term.A single letter is sufficient.Not all letters need be used.Some letters may be used more than once.
Term List

-phenotype with respect to the synthesis of tryptophan enzymes in the trp operon trp R+ OC S+ (trpR codes for repressor;S = structural gene)

A)temporal control
B)positive control
C)negative control
D)inducible
E)noninducible
F)repressible
G)constitutive
H)operator
I)repressor
J)effector molecule
K)feedback inhibition
L)suppressor mutation
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Predict whether β\beta -galactosidase will be produced by the following E.coli strains under the conditions noted.The diploid genotypes represent F' (lac)strains.Use + to indicate that the enzyme is synthesized at greater than basal levels,and 0 to indicate that the enzyme is not synthesized.
\quad \quad \quad \quad \quad \quad \quad \quad \quad \quad Lactose absentLactose present\begin{array}{ll} \quad\quad\quad\quad\quad\quad\quad\quad\quad\quad\quad\text {Lactose absent}& \text {Lactose present}\end{array}

a) I+P+O+Z+I ^ { + } P ^ { + } O ^ { + } Z ^ { + }
b) IP+O+Z+\mathrm { I } ^ { - } \mathrm { P } ^ { + } \mathrm { O } ^ { + } \mathrm { Z } ^ { + }
c) I+P+OCZ+\mathrm { I } ^ { + } \mathrm { P } ^ { + } \mathrm { O } ^ { \mathrm { C } } \mathrm { Z } ^ { + }
d) IP+OCZ+I ^ { - } P ^ { + } O ^ { \mathrm { C } } Z ^ { + }
e) IP+OCZI ^ - P ^ { + } O ^ { \mathrm { C } } Z ^ { - }
f) I+P+O+Z\mathrm { I } ^ { + } \mathrm { P } ^ { + } \mathrm { O } ^ { + } \mathrm { Z } ^ { - }
?) I+P+OCZ/I+P+O+Z+\mathrm { I } ^ { + } \mathrm { P } ^ { + } \mathrm { O } ^ { \mathrm { C } } \mathrm { Z } ^ { - } / \mathrm { I } ^ { + } \mathrm { P } ^ { + } \mathrm { O } ^ { + } \mathrm { Z } ^ { + }
h) I+P+O+Z/I+P+OCZ+I ^ { + } P ^ { + } O ^ { + } Z ^ { - } / I ^ { + } P ^ { + } O ^ { \mathrm { C } } Z ^ { + }
i) I+P+O+Z/IP+O+Z+I ^ { + } P ^ { + } O ^ { + } Z ^ { - } / I ^ { - } P ^ { + } O ^ { + } Z ^ { + }
j) I+P+O+Z+/IP+O+Z\mathrm { I } ^ { + } \mathrm { P } ^ { + } \mathrm { O } ^ { + } \mathrm { Z } ^ { + } / \mathrm { I } ^ { - } \mathrm { P } ^ { + } \mathrm { O } ^ { + } \mathrm { Z } ^ { - }
k) I+P+OCZ/IP+O+Z+I ^ { + } P ^ { + } O ^ { \mathrm { C } } Z ^ { - } / I^- P ^ { + } O ^ { + } Z ^ { + }
1) I+P+O+Z/IP+OCZ+I ^ { + } P ^ { + } O ^ { + } Z ^ { - } / I ^ { - } P ^ { + } O ^ { \mathrm { C } } Z ^ { + }
m) IP+O+Z/IP+OCZ+I ^ { - } P ^ { + } O ^ { + } Z ^ { - } / I^- P ^ { + } O ^ { C } Z ^ { + }
1) IP+OCZ/IP+O+Z+I ^ { - } P ^ { + } O ^ { \mathrm { C } } Z ^ { - } / I^- P ^ { + } O ^ { + } Z ^ { + }
Question
Gene regulation in bacteria and bacteriophage utilize the following terminology.Twelve terms are given below (a - l), followed by twelve statements.Write the letter of the correct term.A single letter is sufficient.Not all letters need be used.Some letters may be used more than once.
Term List

-regulatory molecule must be present at site in DNA (such as promoter)so that transcription occurs

A)temporal control
B)positive control
C)negative control
D)inducible
E)noninducible
F)repressible
G)constitutive
H)operator
I)repressor
J)effector molecule
K)feedback inhibition
L)suppressor mutation
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Gene regulation in bacteria and bacteriophage utilize the following terminology.Twelve terms are given below (a - l), followed by twelve statements.Write the letter of the correct term.A single letter is sufficient.Not all letters need be used.Some letters may be used more than once.
Term List

-During lytic cycle of lambda phage,genes concerned with DNA replication are transcribed before genes specifying head proteins,which are transcribed before tail proteins.

A)temporal control
B)positive control
C)negative control
D)inducible
E)noninducible
F)repressible
G)constitutive
H)operator
I)repressor
J)effector molecule
K)feedback inhibition
L)suppressor mutation
Question
Gene regulation in bacteria and bacteriophage utilize the following terminology.Twelve terms are given below (a - l), followed by twelve statements.Write the letter of the correct term.A single letter is sufficient.Not all letters need be used.Some letters may be used more than once.
Term List

-mutation that reverses the effect of another mutation at a different site

A)temporal control
B)positive control
C)negative control
D)inducible
E)noninducible
F)repressible
G)constitutive
H)operator
I)repressor
J)effector molecule
K)feedback inhibition
L)suppressor mutation
Question
Gene regulation in bacteria and bacteriophage utilize the following terminology.Twelve terms are given below (a - l), followed by twelve statements.Write the letter of the correct term.A single letter is sufficient.Not all letters need be used.Some letters may be used more than once.
Term List

-regulatory molecule that binds to operator region in DNA

A)temporal control
B)positive control
C)negative control
D)inducible
E)noninducible
F)repressible
G)constitutive
H)operator
I)repressor
J)effector molecule
K)feedback inhibition
L)suppressor mutation
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Consider an E.coli cell with the following mutations.What effect would each mutation have on the function of the lac operon (assuming no glucose is present)?
a)a mutant lac operator that cannot bind repressor
b)a mutant lac repressor that cannot bind the lac operator
c)a mutant lac repressor that cannot bind to allolactose
d)a mutant lac promoter that cannot bind CAP plus cAMP
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The lac operon is the classic "inducible system" for gene control,while the trp operon is the classic "repressible system." Arguably,the key difference between these control systems involves the manner in which the repressor proteins control transcription.Compare and contrast the LacI repressor protein with the TrpR repressor protein.
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Gene regulation in bacteria and bacteriophage utilize the following terminology.Twelve terms are given below (a - l), followed by twelve statements.Write the letter of the correct term.A single letter is sufficient.Not all letters need be used.Some letters may be used more than once.
Term List

-post-translational control of biosynthetic pathway

A)temporal control
B)positive control
C)negative control
D)inducible
E)noninducible
F)repressible
G)constitutive
H)operator
I)repressor
J)effector molecule
K)feedback inhibition
L)suppressor mutation
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phenotype with respect to β-galactosidase synthesis for the partial diploid I+ O+ Z+ / I Oc Z
temporal control
phenotype with respect to β-galactosidase synthesis for the partial diploid I+ O+ Z+ / I Oc Z
positive control
phenotype with respect to β-galactosidase synthesis for the partial diploid I+ O+ Z+ / I Oc Z
negative control
phenotype with respect to β-galactosidase synthesis for the partial diploid I+ O+ Z+ / I Oc Z
inducible
phenotype with respect to β-galactosidase synthesis for the partial diploid I+ O+ Z+ / I Oc Z
noninducible
phenotype with respect to β-galactosidase synthesis for the partial diploid I+ O+ Z+ / I Oc Z
repressible
phenotype with respect to β-galactosidase synthesis for the partial diploid I+ O+ Z+ / I Oc Z
constitutive
phenotype with respect to β-galactosidase synthesis for the partial diploid I+ O+ Z+ / I Oc Z
operator
phenotype with respect to β-galactosidase synthesis for the partial diploid I+ O+ Z+ / I Oc Z
repressor
phenotype with respect to β-galactosidase synthesis for the partial diploid I+ O+ Z+ / I Oc Z
effector molecule
phenotype with respect to β-galactosidase synthesis for the partial diploid I+ O+ Z+ / I Oc Z
feedback inhibition
phenotype with respect to β-galactosidase synthesis for the partial diploid I+ O+ Z+ / I Oc Z
suppressor mutation
phenotype of I+ O+ Z / I+ Oc Z+
temporal control
phenotype of I+ O+ Z / I+ Oc Z+
positive control
phenotype of I+ O+ Z / I+ Oc Z+
negative control
phenotype of I+ O+ Z / I+ Oc Z+
inducible
phenotype of I+ O+ Z / I+ Oc Z+
noninducible
phenotype of I+ O+ Z / I+ Oc Z+
repressible
phenotype of I+ O+ Z / I+ Oc Z+
constitutive
phenotype of I+ O+ Z / I+ Oc Z+
operator
phenotype of I+ O+ Z / I+ Oc Z+
repressor
phenotype of I+ O+ Z / I+ Oc Z+
effector molecule
phenotype of I+ O+ Z / I+ Oc Z+
feedback inhibition
phenotype of I+ O+ Z / I+ Oc Z+
suppressor mutation
phenotype of I+ O+ Z / I Oc Z
temporal control
phenotype of I+ O+ Z / I Oc Z
positive control
phenotype of I+ O+ Z / I Oc Z
negative control
phenotype of I+ O+ Z / I Oc Z
inducible
phenotype of I+ O+ Z / I Oc Z
noninducible
phenotype of I+ O+ Z / I Oc Z
repressible
phenotype of I+ O+ Z / I Oc Z
constitutive
phenotype of I+ O+ Z / I Oc Z
operator
phenotype of I+ O+ Z / I Oc Z
repressor
phenotype of I+ O+ Z / I Oc Z
effector molecule
phenotype of I+ O+ Z / I Oc Z
feedback inhibition
phenotype of I+ O+ Z / I Oc Z
suppressor mutation
phenotype with respect to the synthesis of tryptophan enzymes in the trp operon trp R+ Oc S+ (trpR codes for repressor; S = structural gene)
temporal control
phenotype with respect to the synthesis of tryptophan enzymes in the trp operon trp R+ Oc S+ (trpR codes for repressor; S = structural gene)
positive control
phenotype with respect to the synthesis of tryptophan enzymes in the trp operon trp R+ Oc S+ (trpR codes for repressor; S = structural gene)
negative control
phenotype with respect to the synthesis of tryptophan enzymes in the trp operon trp R+ Oc S+ (trpR codes for repressor; S = structural gene)
inducible
phenotype with respect to the synthesis of tryptophan enzymes in the trp operon trp R+ Oc S+ (trpR codes for repressor; S = structural gene)
noninducible
phenotype with respect to the synthesis of tryptophan enzymes in the trp operon trp R+ Oc S+ (trpR codes for repressor; S = structural gene)
repressible
phenotype with respect to the synthesis of tryptophan enzymes in the trp operon trp R+ Oc S+ (trpR codes for repressor; S = structural gene)
constitutive
phenotype with respect to the synthesis of tryptophan enzymes in the trp operon trp R+ Oc S+ (trpR codes for repressor; S = structural gene)
operator
phenotype with respect to the synthesis of tryptophan enzymes in the trp operon trp R+ Oc S+ (trpR codes for repressor; S = structural gene)
repressor
phenotype with respect to the synthesis of tryptophan enzymes in the trp operon trp R+ Oc S+ (trpR codes for repressor; S = structural gene)
effector molecule
phenotype with respect to the synthesis of tryptophan enzymes in the trp operon trp R+ Oc S+ (trpR codes for repressor; S = structural gene)
feedback inhibition
phenotype with respect to the synthesis of tryptophan enzymes in the trp operon trp R+ Oc S+ (trpR codes for repressor; S = structural gene)
suppressor mutation
phenotype of trp R+ O+ S+ in the presence of tryptophan
temporal control
phenotype of trp R+ O+ S+ in the presence of tryptophan
positive control
phenotype of trp R+ O+ S+ in the presence of tryptophan
negative control
phenotype of trp R+ O+ S+ in the presence of tryptophan
inducible
phenotype of trp R+ O+ S+ in the presence of tryptophan
noninducible
phenotype of trp R+ O+ S+ in the presence of tryptophan
repressible
phenotype of trp R+ O+ S+ in the presence of tryptophan
constitutive
phenotype of trp R+ O+ S+ in the presence of tryptophan
operator
phenotype of trp R+ O+ S+ in the presence of tryptophan
repressor
phenotype of trp R+ O+ S+ in the presence of tryptophan
effector molecule
phenotype of trp R+ O+ S+ in the presence of tryptophan
feedback inhibition
phenotype of trp R+ O+ S+ in the presence of tryptophan
suppressor mutation
regulatory molecule must be present at site in DNA (such as promoter) so that transcription occurs
temporal control
regulatory molecule must be present at site in DNA (such as promoter) so that transcription occurs
positive control
regulatory molecule must be present at site in DNA (such as promoter) so that transcription occurs
negative control
regulatory molecule must be present at site in DNA (such as promoter) so that transcription occurs
inducible
regulatory molecule must be present at site in DNA (such as promoter) so that transcription occurs
noninducible
regulatory molecule must be present at site in DNA (such as promoter) so that transcription occurs
repressible
regulatory molecule must be present at site in DNA (such as promoter) so that transcription occurs
constitutive
regulatory molecule must be present at site in DNA (such as promoter) so that transcription occurs
operator
regulatory molecule must be present at site in DNA (such as promoter) so that transcription occurs
repressor
regulatory molecule must be present at site in DNA (such as promoter) so that transcription occurs
effector molecule
regulatory molecule must be present at site in DNA (such as promoter) so that transcription occurs
feedback inhibition
regulatory molecule must be present at site in DNA (such as promoter) so that transcription occurs
suppressor mutation
small molecules that bind to regulatory molecule, such as repressor
temporal control
small molecules that bind to regulatory molecule, such as repressor
positive control
small molecules that bind to regulatory molecule, such as repressor
negative control
small molecules that bind to regulatory molecule, such as repressor
inducible
small molecules that bind to regulatory molecule, such as repressor
noninducible
small molecules that bind to regulatory molecule, such as repressor
repressible
small molecules that bind to regulatory molecule, such as repressor
constitutive
small molecules that bind to regulatory molecule, such as repressor
operator
small molecules that bind to regulatory molecule, such as repressor
repressor
small molecules that bind to regulatory molecule, such as repressor
effector molecule
small molecules that bind to regulatory molecule, such as repressor
feedback inhibition
small molecules that bind to regulatory molecule, such as repressor
suppressor mutation
During lytic cycle of lambda phage, genes concerned with DNA replication are transcribed before genes specifying head proteins, which are transcribed before tail proteins.
temporal control
During lytic cycle of lambda phage, genes concerned with DNA replication are transcribed before genes specifying head proteins, which are transcribed before tail proteins.
positive control
During lytic cycle of lambda phage, genes concerned with DNA replication are transcribed before genes specifying head proteins, which are transcribed before tail proteins.
negative control
During lytic cycle of lambda phage, genes concerned with DNA replication are transcribed before genes specifying head proteins, which are transcribed before tail proteins.
inducible
During lytic cycle of lambda phage, genes concerned with DNA replication are transcribed before genes specifying head proteins, which are transcribed before tail proteins.
noninducible
During lytic cycle of lambda phage, genes concerned with DNA replication are transcribed before genes specifying head proteins, which are transcribed before tail proteins.
repressible
During lytic cycle of lambda phage, genes concerned with DNA replication are transcribed before genes specifying head proteins, which are transcribed before tail proteins.
constitutive
During lytic cycle of lambda phage, genes concerned with DNA replication are transcribed before genes specifying head proteins, which are transcribed before tail proteins.
operator
During lytic cycle of lambda phage, genes concerned with DNA replication are transcribed before genes specifying head proteins, which are transcribed before tail proteins.
repressor
During lytic cycle of lambda phage, genes concerned with DNA replication are transcribed before genes specifying head proteins, which are transcribed before tail proteins.
effector molecule
During lytic cycle of lambda phage, genes concerned with DNA replication are transcribed before genes specifying head proteins, which are transcribed before tail proteins.
feedback inhibition
During lytic cycle of lambda phage, genes concerned with DNA replication are transcribed before genes specifying head proteins, which are transcribed before tail proteins.
suppressor mutation
mutation that reverses the effect of another mutation at a different site
temporal control
mutation that reverses the effect of another mutation at a different site
positive control
mutation that reverses the effect of another mutation at a different site
negative control
mutation that reverses the effect of another mutation at a different site
inducible
mutation that reverses the effect of another mutation at a different site
noninducible
mutation that reverses the effect of another mutation at a different site
repressible
mutation that reverses the effect of another mutation at a different site
constitutive
mutation that reverses the effect of another mutation at a different site
operator
mutation that reverses the effect of another mutation at a different site
repressor
mutation that reverses the effect of another mutation at a different site
effector molecule
mutation that reverses the effect of another mutation at a different site
feedback inhibition
mutation that reverses the effect of another mutation at a different site
suppressor mutation
type of operons responding to catabolite repression (glucose effect)
temporal control
type of operons responding to catabolite repression (glucose effect)
positive control
type of operons responding to catabolite repression (glucose effect)
negative control
type of operons responding to catabolite repression (glucose effect)
inducible
type of operons responding to catabolite repression (glucose effect)
noninducible
type of operons responding to catabolite repression (glucose effect)
repressible
type of operons responding to catabolite repression (glucose effect)
constitutive
type of operons responding to catabolite repression (glucose effect)
operator
type of operons responding to catabolite repression (glucose effect)
repressor
type of operons responding to catabolite repression (glucose effect)
effector molecule
type of operons responding to catabolite repression (glucose effect)
feedback inhibition
type of operons responding to catabolite repression (glucose effect)
suppressor mutation
post-translational control of biosynthetic pathway
temporal control
post-translational control of biosynthetic pathway
positive control
post-translational control of biosynthetic pathway
negative control
post-translational control of biosynthetic pathway
inducible
post-translational control of biosynthetic pathway
noninducible
post-translational control of biosynthetic pathway
repressible
post-translational control of biosynthetic pathway
constitutive
post-translational control of biosynthetic pathway
operator
post-translational control of biosynthetic pathway
repressor
post-translational control of biosynthetic pathway
effector molecule
post-translational control of biosynthetic pathway
feedback inhibition
post-translational control of biosynthetic pathway
suppressor mutation
regulatory molecule that binds to operator region in DNA
temporal control
regulatory molecule that binds to operator region in DNA
positive control
regulatory molecule that binds to operator region in DNA
negative control
regulatory molecule that binds to operator region in DNA
inducible
regulatory molecule that binds to operator region in DNA
noninducible
regulatory molecule that binds to operator region in DNA
repressible
regulatory molecule that binds to operator region in DNA
constitutive
regulatory molecule that binds to operator region in DNA
operator
regulatory molecule that binds to operator region in DNA
repressor
regulatory molecule that binds to operator region in DNA
effector molecule
regulatory molecule that binds to operator region in DNA
feedback inhibition
regulatory molecule that binds to operator region in DNA
suppressor mutation
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Deck 11: Regulation of Gene Expression in Bacteria and Their Viruses
1
A super repressor mutation (IS)results in:

A)no transcription.
B)inducible transcription.
C)transcription but no translation.
D)no translation.
E)constitutive transcription.
A
2
The lac operon is controlled by:

A)the Lac repressor.
B)attenuation.
C)catabolite activator protein (CAP).
D)the Lac repressor and catabolite activator protein (CAP).
E)the Lac repressor and attenuation.
D
3
Which of the following is an example of a trans-acting factor?

A) β\beta -galactosidase
B)operator site
C)lacI repressor protein
D)lactose
E)permease
lacI repressor protein
4
A promoter mutation (P-)results in:

A)no transcription.
B)inducible transcription.
C)transcription but no translation.
D)no translation.
E)constitutive transcription.
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DNA-dependent RNA polymerase binds to the:

A)repressor gene.
B)promoter.
C)operator.
D)permease gene.
E)sugar lactose.
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6
E.coli bacteria are placed into a medium containing both glucose and lactose.Which of the gene products (i.e.,enzymes)listed below do you predict will be "turned on"?

A) β\beta -galactosidase
B)lacI
C)lacP
D)permease
E)None of the answer options are correct.
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7
Which of the following is/are NOT part of the lac operon?

A)lacZ
B)lacI
C)lacY
D)lacA
E)All (lacZ,lacI,lacY,and lacA)are part of the lac operon.
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8
A partial diploid of genotype IS P+ O+ Z+ / I+ P+ O+ Z- will show:

A)inducible production of repressor.
B)inducible production of β\beta -galactosidase.
C)constitutive production of β\beta -galactosidase.
D)no production of β\beta -galactosidase.
E)constitutive production of lactose.
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A partial diploid of genotype I- P+ O+ Z+ / I+ P+ O+ Z- will show:

A)inducible production of repressor.
B)inducible production of β\beta -galactosidase.
C)constitutive production of β\beta -galactosidase.
D)no production of β\beta -galactosidase.
E)constitutive production of lactose.
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10
A partial diploid of genotype I+ P+ O+ Z+ Y- / I+ P- O+ Z+ Y+ will show:

A)inducible production of β\beta -galactosidase.
B)inducible production of β\beta -galactosidase and permease.
C)constitutive production of β\beta -galactosidase.
D)constitutive production of β\beta -galactosidase and permease.
E)no β\beta -galactosidase or acetylase production at all.
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A constitutive operator mutation (Oc)results in:

A)no transcription.
B)inducible transcription.
C)transcription but no translation.
D)no translation.
E)constitutive transcription.
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12
Which of the following is an example of a cis-acting element?

A) β\beta -galactosidase
B)operator site
C)lacI repressor protein
D)lactose
E)permease
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13
A prokaryotic operon is composed of a series of adjacent genes under the control of:

A)the same promoter.
B)the same operator.
C)an inducible promoter.
D)the same operator and promoter.
E)None of the answer options are correct.
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14
The product of the regulator gene of the lac operon is

A)the operator.
B)the inducer.
C)the repressor.
D)the corepressor.
E) β\beta -galactosidase.
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15
The repression of the transcription of lactose-metabolizing genes in the presence of glucose is an example of:

A)catabolite induction.
B)anabolite induction.
C)anabolite repression.
D)catabolite repression.
E)None of the answer options are correct.
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16
The lac repressor (LacI)binds to:

A)lactose and DNA.
B)RNA polymerase.
C)RNA polymerase and DNA.
D) β\beta -galactosidase,permease,and transacetylase.
E)RNA and DNA.
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17
A null repressor mutation (I-)results in:

A)no transcription.
B)inducible transcription.
C)transcription but no translation.
D)no translation.
E)constitutive transcription.
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18
The enzyme β\beta -galactosidase can convert the disaccharide lactose into:

A)allolactose.
B)glucose.
C)allolactose and glucose.
D)allolactose,glucose,and galactose.
E)sucrose and glucose.
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19
Which is the synthetic inducer Jacob and Monod used to examine the expression of β\beta -galactosidase?

A)allolactose
B)isopropyl- β\beta -D-thiogalactoside
C)lactose
D)albumin
E)galactose
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20
The lac repressor protein controls expression of the lac operon by binding to the:

A)lac structural genes to repress expression.
B)lacZ and lacY genes only to repress expression.
C)lac operator site to repress expression.
D)lac promoter site to repress expression.
E)All of the answer options are correct.
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21
In the presence of the repressor molecule and the absence of free tryptophan,the trp operon is:

A)constitutively transcribed.
B)derepressed.
C)induced.
D)repressed.
E)transcribed but not translated.
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22
Gene regulation in bacteria and bacteriophage utilize the following terminology.Twelve terms are given below (a - l), followed by twelve statements.Write the letter of the correct term.A single letter is sufficient.Not all letters need be used.Some letters may be used more than once.
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-phenotype with respect to β\beta -galactosidase synthesis for the partial diploid I+ O+ Z+ / I- OC Z-

A)temporal control
B)positive control
C)negative control
D)inducible
E)noninducible
F)repressible
G)constitutive
H)operator
I)repressor
J)effector molecule
K)feedback inhibition
L)suppressor mutation
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23
In the presence of the repressor molecule and free tryptophan,the trp operon is:

A)constitutively transcribed.
B)derepressed.
C)induced.
D)repressed.
E)transcribed but not translated.
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24
In the absence of arabinose,the AraC protein represses the ara operon by binding to:

A)araI.
B)araO.
C)araI and araO.
D)araI and araA.
E)araO and araA.
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25
The regulation of operon gene expression by attenuator control is commonly found in:

A)glucose utilization pathways.
B)lactose utilization pathways.
C)amino acid biosynthetic pathways.
D)fatty acid biosynthetic pathways.
E)UV-protection responses.
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26
Which of the following is/are NOT part of the trp operon?

A)trpR
B)trpE
C)trpC
D)trpA
E)All (trpR,trpE,trpC,and trpA)are part of the trp operon.
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27
The attenuator region (AR)of the trp operon is located:

A)within the promoter region.
B)between the promoter region and the operator site.
C)within the operator site.
D)between the operator site and the first structural gene.
E)after the structural genes.
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The specific conformation (shape)of DNA binding regulatory proteins is such that these proteins can interact and bind to:

A)specific bases in the DNA through its major grooves.
B)the phosphate backbone in the DNA.
C)other transcription factors that are trans-acting elements.
D)helicase to help induce transcription.
E)specific bases in the DNA through its minor grooves.
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29
The trp operon is controlled by:

A)Trp repressor.
B)attenuation.
C)catabolite activator protein (CAP).
D)Trp repressor and catabolite activator protein (CAP).
E)Trp repressor and attenuation.
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30
Under conditions where tryptophan is scarce:

A)the attenuator stem-loop structure forms,allowing transcription to continue.
B)the attenuator stem-loop structure forms,terminating transcription.
C)the preemptor stem-loop structure forms,allowing transcription to continue.
D)the preemptor stem-loop structure forms,terminating transcription.
E)None of the answer options are correct.
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31
Any regulatory protein that acts by preventing transcription termination is called a:

A)corepressor.
B)coactivator.
C)antiterminator.
D)antipromoter.
E)attenuator.
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32
In the bacteriophage λ\lambda ,cro gene encodes the Cro repressor,which:

A)represses lytic growth and promotes lysogeny.
B)represses lysogeny and permits lytic growth.
C)represses both lytic growth and lysogeny.
D)promotes lysogeny.
E)None of the answer options are correct.
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In the bacteriophage λ\lambda ,the mutants cI,cII,and cIII form:

A)form turbid plaques and are able to establish lysogeny.
B)form clear plaques and are unable to establish lysogeny.
C)form turbid plaques and are unable to establish lysogeny.
D)form clear plaques and are able to establish lysogeny.
E)form both clear and turbid plaques.
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34
The order of the structural genes controlling the trp operon is:

A)trpE,trpD,trpC,trpB,trpA.
B)trpA,trpC,trpB,trpD,trpE.
C)trpE,trpD,trpC,trpA trpB.
D)trpA,trpB,trpC,trpD,trpE.
E)None of the answer options are correct.
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35
In the presence of abundant tryptophan:

A)the attenuator stem-loop structure forms,allowing transcription to continue.
B)the attenuator stem-loop structure forms,terminating transcription.
C)the preemptor stem-loop structure forms,allowing transcription to continue.
D)the preemptor stem-loop structure forms,terminating transcription.
E)None of the answer options are correct.
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36
In the bacteriophage λ\lambda ,the N gene encodes:

A)an alpha repressor.
B)a positive regulator.
C)a Cro repressor.
D)a lac repressor.
E)a negative regulator.
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37
In the bacteriophage λ\lambda ,the cI gene encodes the λ\lambda repressor,which:

A)represses lytic growth and promotes lysogeny.
B)represses lysogeny and permits lytic growth.
C)represses both lytic growth and lysogeny.
D)promotes lytic growth.
E)None of the answer options are correct.
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38
In Bacillus,the presence of alternate forms of which molecule is responsible for the control of large numbers of genes?

A)DNA dependent RNA polymerase
B)TFII
C)σ factor
D)Trp repressor
E)Operator protein
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39
RNA polymerase binds to the promoter and transcribes the ara operon.In the presence of arabinose,both the CAP-cAMP complex and the AraC-arabinose complex must bind to:

A)araO.
B)araI.
C)araA.
D)araB.
E)araD.
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40
Which of the following DNA-binding proteins contain a helix-turn-helix domain?

A)LacI repressor
B)TrpR repressor
C)AraC activator
D) λ\lambda and Cro repressor
E)All of the answer options are correct.
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41
Gene regulation in bacteria and bacteriophage utilize the following terminology.Twelve terms are given below (a - l), followed by twelve statements.Write the letter of the correct term.A single letter is sufficient.Not all letters need be used.Some letters may be used more than once.
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-small molecules that bind to regulatory molecule,such as repressor

A)temporal control
B)positive control
C)negative control
D)inducible
E)noninducible
F)repressible
G)constitutive
H)operator
I)repressor
J)effector molecule
K)feedback inhibition
L)suppressor mutation
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42
Gene regulation in bacteria and bacteriophage utilize the following terminology.Twelve terms are given below (a - l), followed by twelve statements.Write the letter of the correct term.A single letter is sufficient.Not all letters need be used.Some letters may be used more than once.
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-phenotype of trp R+ O+ S+ in the presence of tryptophan

A)temporal control
B)positive control
C)negative control
D)inducible
E)noninducible
F)repressible
G)constitutive
H)operator
I)repressor
J)effector molecule
K)feedback inhibition
L)suppressor mutation
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43
Give the levels of β\beta -galactosidase activity (  high\textbf{ high} or  low \textbf{ low } )expected for the following partial diploids for the lac operon.
\quad \quad \quad \quad \quad \quad \quad \quad \quad \quad Lactose absentLactose present\begin{array}{ll} \text {Lactose absent}& \text {Lactose present}\end{array}

a) I+P+O+Z/I+PO+Z+I ^ { + } P ^ { + } O ^ { + } Z ^ { - } / I ^ { + } P ^- O ^ { + } Z ^ { + }
b) I+P+O+Z/IP+O+Z+I ^ { + } P ^ { + } O ^ { + } Z ^ { - } / I ^ { - } P ^ { + } O ^ { + } Z ^ { + }
c) I+P+OCZ/I+P+O+Z+I ^ { + } P ^ { + } O ^ { \mathrm { C } } Z ^ { - } / I ^ { + } P ^ { + } O ^ { + } Z ^ { + }
d) IP+OCZ+/I+P+O+Z+I^- P ^ { + } O ^ { \mathrm { C } } Z ^ { + } / I ^ { + } P ^ { + } O ^ { + } Z ^ { + }
e) I+P+OCZ+/ISP+O+Z+I ^ { + } P ^ { + } O ^ { \mathrm { C } } Z ^ { + } / I ^ { S } P ^ { + } O ^ { + } Z ^ { + }
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Gene regulation in bacteria and bacteriophage utilize the following terminology.Twelve terms are given below (a - l), followed by twelve statements.Write the letter of the correct term.A single letter is sufficient.Not all letters need be used.Some letters may be used more than once.
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-phenotype of I+ O+ Z- / I+ OC Z+

A)temporal control
B)positive control
C)negative control
D)inducible
E)noninducible
F)repressible
G)constitutive
H)operator
I)repressor
J)effector molecule
K)feedback inhibition
L)suppressor mutation
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Gene regulation in bacteria and bacteriophage utilize the following terminology.Twelve terms are given below (a - l), followed by twelve statements.Write the letter of the correct term.A single letter is sufficient.Not all letters need be used.Some letters may be used more than once.
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-type of operons responding to catabolite repression (glucose effect)

A)temporal control
B)positive control
C)negative control
D)inducible
E)noninducible
F)repressible
G)constitutive
H)operator
I)repressor
J)effector molecule
K)feedback inhibition
L)suppressor mutation
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Gene regulation in bacteria and bacteriophage utilize the following terminology.Twelve terms are given below (a - l), followed by twelve statements.Write the letter of the correct term.A single letter is sufficient.Not all letters need be used.Some letters may be used more than once.
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-phenotype with respect to the synthesis of tryptophan enzymes in the trp operon trp R+ OC S+ (trpR codes for repressor;S = structural gene)

A)temporal control
B)positive control
C)negative control
D)inducible
E)noninducible
F)repressible
G)constitutive
H)operator
I)repressor
J)effector molecule
K)feedback inhibition
L)suppressor mutation
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47
Predict whether β\beta -galactosidase will be produced by the following E.coli strains under the conditions noted.The diploid genotypes represent F' (lac)strains.Use + to indicate that the enzyme is synthesized at greater than basal levels,and 0 to indicate that the enzyme is not synthesized.
\quad \quad \quad \quad \quad \quad \quad \quad \quad \quad Lactose absentLactose present\begin{array}{ll} \quad\quad\quad\quad\quad\quad\quad\quad\quad\quad\quad\text {Lactose absent}& \text {Lactose present}\end{array}

a) I+P+O+Z+I ^ { + } P ^ { + } O ^ { + } Z ^ { + }
b) IP+O+Z+\mathrm { I } ^ { - } \mathrm { P } ^ { + } \mathrm { O } ^ { + } \mathrm { Z } ^ { + }
c) I+P+OCZ+\mathrm { I } ^ { + } \mathrm { P } ^ { + } \mathrm { O } ^ { \mathrm { C } } \mathrm { Z } ^ { + }
d) IP+OCZ+I ^ { - } P ^ { + } O ^ { \mathrm { C } } Z ^ { + }
e) IP+OCZI ^ - P ^ { + } O ^ { \mathrm { C } } Z ^ { - }
f) I+P+O+Z\mathrm { I } ^ { + } \mathrm { P } ^ { + } \mathrm { O } ^ { + } \mathrm { Z } ^ { - }
?) I+P+OCZ/I+P+O+Z+\mathrm { I } ^ { + } \mathrm { P } ^ { + } \mathrm { O } ^ { \mathrm { C } } \mathrm { Z } ^ { - } / \mathrm { I } ^ { + } \mathrm { P } ^ { + } \mathrm { O } ^ { + } \mathrm { Z } ^ { + }
h) I+P+O+Z/I+P+OCZ+I ^ { + } P ^ { + } O ^ { + } Z ^ { - } / I ^ { + } P ^ { + } O ^ { \mathrm { C } } Z ^ { + }
i) I+P+O+Z/IP+O+Z+I ^ { + } P ^ { + } O ^ { + } Z ^ { - } / I ^ { - } P ^ { + } O ^ { + } Z ^ { + }
j) I+P+O+Z+/IP+O+Z\mathrm { I } ^ { + } \mathrm { P } ^ { + } \mathrm { O } ^ { + } \mathrm { Z } ^ { + } / \mathrm { I } ^ { - } \mathrm { P } ^ { + } \mathrm { O } ^ { + } \mathrm { Z } ^ { - }
k) I+P+OCZ/IP+O+Z+I ^ { + } P ^ { + } O ^ { \mathrm { C } } Z ^ { - } / I^- P ^ { + } O ^ { + } Z ^ { + }
1) I+P+O+Z/IP+OCZ+I ^ { + } P ^ { + } O ^ { + } Z ^ { - } / I ^ { - } P ^ { + } O ^ { \mathrm { C } } Z ^ { + }
m) IP+O+Z/IP+OCZ+I ^ { - } P ^ { + } O ^ { + } Z ^ { - } / I^- P ^ { + } O ^ { C } Z ^ { + }
1) IP+OCZ/IP+O+Z+I ^ { - } P ^ { + } O ^ { \mathrm { C } } Z ^ { - } / I^- P ^ { + } O ^ { + } Z ^ { + }
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Gene regulation in bacteria and bacteriophage utilize the following terminology.Twelve terms are given below (a - l), followed by twelve statements.Write the letter of the correct term.A single letter is sufficient.Not all letters need be used.Some letters may be used more than once.
Term List

-regulatory molecule must be present at site in DNA (such as promoter)so that transcription occurs

A)temporal control
B)positive control
C)negative control
D)inducible
E)noninducible
F)repressible
G)constitutive
H)operator
I)repressor
J)effector molecule
K)feedback inhibition
L)suppressor mutation
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Gene regulation in bacteria and bacteriophage utilize the following terminology.Twelve terms are given below (a - l), followed by twelve statements.Write the letter of the correct term.A single letter is sufficient.Not all letters need be used.Some letters may be used more than once.
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-During lytic cycle of lambda phage,genes concerned with DNA replication are transcribed before genes specifying head proteins,which are transcribed before tail proteins.

A)temporal control
B)positive control
C)negative control
D)inducible
E)noninducible
F)repressible
G)constitutive
H)operator
I)repressor
J)effector molecule
K)feedback inhibition
L)suppressor mutation
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Gene regulation in bacteria and bacteriophage utilize the following terminology.Twelve terms are given below (a - l), followed by twelve statements.Write the letter of the correct term.A single letter is sufficient.Not all letters need be used.Some letters may be used more than once.
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-mutation that reverses the effect of another mutation at a different site

A)temporal control
B)positive control
C)negative control
D)inducible
E)noninducible
F)repressible
G)constitutive
H)operator
I)repressor
J)effector molecule
K)feedback inhibition
L)suppressor mutation
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Gene regulation in bacteria and bacteriophage utilize the following terminology.Twelve terms are given below (a - l), followed by twelve statements.Write the letter of the correct term.A single letter is sufficient.Not all letters need be used.Some letters may be used more than once.
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-regulatory molecule that binds to operator region in DNA

A)temporal control
B)positive control
C)negative control
D)inducible
E)noninducible
F)repressible
G)constitutive
H)operator
I)repressor
J)effector molecule
K)feedback inhibition
L)suppressor mutation
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Consider an E.coli cell with the following mutations.What effect would each mutation have on the function of the lac operon (assuming no glucose is present)?
a)a mutant lac operator that cannot bind repressor
b)a mutant lac repressor that cannot bind the lac operator
c)a mutant lac repressor that cannot bind to allolactose
d)a mutant lac promoter that cannot bind CAP plus cAMP
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The lac operon is the classic "inducible system" for gene control,while the trp operon is the classic "repressible system." Arguably,the key difference between these control systems involves the manner in which the repressor proteins control transcription.Compare and contrast the LacI repressor protein with the TrpR repressor protein.
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Gene regulation in bacteria and bacteriophage utilize the following terminology.Twelve terms are given below (a - l), followed by twelve statements.Write the letter of the correct term.A single letter is sufficient.Not all letters need be used.Some letters may be used more than once.
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-post-translational control of biosynthetic pathway

A)temporal control
B)positive control
C)negative control
D)inducible
E)noninducible
F)repressible
G)constitutive
H)operator
I)repressor
J)effector molecule
K)feedback inhibition
L)suppressor mutation
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phenotype with respect to β-galactosidase synthesis for the partial diploid I+ O+ Z+ / I Oc Z
temporal control
phenotype with respect to β-galactosidase synthesis for the partial diploid I+ O+ Z+ / I Oc Z
positive control
phenotype with respect to β-galactosidase synthesis for the partial diploid I+ O+ Z+ / I Oc Z
negative control
phenotype with respect to β-galactosidase synthesis for the partial diploid I+ O+ Z+ / I Oc Z
inducible
phenotype with respect to β-galactosidase synthesis for the partial diploid I+ O+ Z+ / I Oc Z
noninducible
phenotype with respect to β-galactosidase synthesis for the partial diploid I+ O+ Z+ / I Oc Z
repressible
phenotype with respect to β-galactosidase synthesis for the partial diploid I+ O+ Z+ / I Oc Z
constitutive
phenotype with respect to β-galactosidase synthesis for the partial diploid I+ O+ Z+ / I Oc Z
operator
phenotype with respect to β-galactosidase synthesis for the partial diploid I+ O+ Z+ / I Oc Z
repressor
phenotype with respect to β-galactosidase synthesis for the partial diploid I+ O+ Z+ / I Oc Z
effector molecule
phenotype with respect to β-galactosidase synthesis for the partial diploid I+ O+ Z+ / I Oc Z
feedback inhibition
phenotype with respect to β-galactosidase synthesis for the partial diploid I+ O+ Z+ / I Oc Z
suppressor mutation
phenotype of I+ O+ Z / I+ Oc Z+
temporal control
phenotype of I+ O+ Z / I+ Oc Z+
positive control
phenotype of I+ O+ Z / I+ Oc Z+
negative control
phenotype of I+ O+ Z / I+ Oc Z+
inducible
phenotype of I+ O+ Z / I+ Oc Z+
noninducible
phenotype of I+ O+ Z / I+ Oc Z+
repressible
phenotype of I+ O+ Z / I+ Oc Z+
constitutive
phenotype of I+ O+ Z / I+ Oc Z+
operator
phenotype of I+ O+ Z / I+ Oc Z+
repressor
phenotype of I+ O+ Z / I+ Oc Z+
effector molecule
phenotype of I+ O+ Z / I+ Oc Z+
feedback inhibition
phenotype of I+ O+ Z / I+ Oc Z+
suppressor mutation
phenotype of I+ O+ Z / I Oc Z
temporal control
phenotype of I+ O+ Z / I Oc Z
positive control
phenotype of I+ O+ Z / I Oc Z
negative control
phenotype of I+ O+ Z / I Oc Z
inducible
phenotype of I+ O+ Z / I Oc Z
noninducible
phenotype of I+ O+ Z / I Oc Z
repressible
phenotype of I+ O+ Z / I Oc Z
constitutive
phenotype of I+ O+ Z / I Oc Z
operator
phenotype of I+ O+ Z / I Oc Z
repressor
phenotype of I+ O+ Z / I Oc Z
effector molecule
phenotype of I+ O+ Z / I Oc Z
feedback inhibition
phenotype of I+ O+ Z / I Oc Z
suppressor mutation
phenotype with respect to the synthesis of tryptophan enzymes in the trp operon trp R+ Oc S+ (trpR codes for repressor; S = structural gene)
temporal control
phenotype with respect to the synthesis of tryptophan enzymes in the trp operon trp R+ Oc S+ (trpR codes for repressor; S = structural gene)
positive control
phenotype with respect to the synthesis of tryptophan enzymes in the trp operon trp R+ Oc S+ (trpR codes for repressor; S = structural gene)
negative control
phenotype with respect to the synthesis of tryptophan enzymes in the trp operon trp R+ Oc S+ (trpR codes for repressor; S = structural gene)
inducible
phenotype with respect to the synthesis of tryptophan enzymes in the trp operon trp R+ Oc S+ (trpR codes for repressor; S = structural gene)
noninducible
phenotype with respect to the synthesis of tryptophan enzymes in the trp operon trp R+ Oc S+ (trpR codes for repressor; S = structural gene)
repressible
phenotype with respect to the synthesis of tryptophan enzymes in the trp operon trp R+ Oc S+ (trpR codes for repressor; S = structural gene)
constitutive
phenotype with respect to the synthesis of tryptophan enzymes in the trp operon trp R+ Oc S+ (trpR codes for repressor; S = structural gene)
operator
phenotype with respect to the synthesis of tryptophan enzymes in the trp operon trp R+ Oc S+ (trpR codes for repressor; S = structural gene)
repressor
phenotype with respect to the synthesis of tryptophan enzymes in the trp operon trp R+ Oc S+ (trpR codes for repressor; S = structural gene)
effector molecule
phenotype with respect to the synthesis of tryptophan enzymes in the trp operon trp R+ Oc S+ (trpR codes for repressor; S = structural gene)
feedback inhibition
phenotype with respect to the synthesis of tryptophan enzymes in the trp operon trp R+ Oc S+ (trpR codes for repressor; S = structural gene)
suppressor mutation
phenotype of trp R+ O+ S+ in the presence of tryptophan
temporal control
phenotype of trp R+ O+ S+ in the presence of tryptophan
positive control
phenotype of trp R+ O+ S+ in the presence of tryptophan
negative control
phenotype of trp R+ O+ S+ in the presence of tryptophan
inducible
phenotype of trp R+ O+ S+ in the presence of tryptophan
noninducible
phenotype of trp R+ O+ S+ in the presence of tryptophan
repressible
phenotype of trp R+ O+ S+ in the presence of tryptophan
constitutive
phenotype of trp R+ O+ S+ in the presence of tryptophan
operator
phenotype of trp R+ O+ S+ in the presence of tryptophan
repressor
phenotype of trp R+ O+ S+ in the presence of tryptophan
effector molecule
phenotype of trp R+ O+ S+ in the presence of tryptophan
feedback inhibition
phenotype of trp R+ O+ S+ in the presence of tryptophan
suppressor mutation
regulatory molecule must be present at site in DNA (such as promoter) so that transcription occurs
temporal control
regulatory molecule must be present at site in DNA (such as promoter) so that transcription occurs
positive control
regulatory molecule must be present at site in DNA (such as promoter) so that transcription occurs
negative control
regulatory molecule must be present at site in DNA (such as promoter) so that transcription occurs
inducible
regulatory molecule must be present at site in DNA (such as promoter) so that transcription occurs
noninducible
regulatory molecule must be present at site in DNA (such as promoter) so that transcription occurs
repressible
regulatory molecule must be present at site in DNA (such as promoter) so that transcription occurs
constitutive
regulatory molecule must be present at site in DNA (such as promoter) so that transcription occurs
operator
regulatory molecule must be present at site in DNA (such as promoter) so that transcription occurs
repressor
regulatory molecule must be present at site in DNA (such as promoter) so that transcription occurs
effector molecule
regulatory molecule must be present at site in DNA (such as promoter) so that transcription occurs
feedback inhibition
regulatory molecule must be present at site in DNA (such as promoter) so that transcription occurs
suppressor mutation
small molecules that bind to regulatory molecule, such as repressor
temporal control
small molecules that bind to regulatory molecule, such as repressor
positive control
small molecules that bind to regulatory molecule, such as repressor
negative control
small molecules that bind to regulatory molecule, such as repressor
inducible
small molecules that bind to regulatory molecule, such as repressor
noninducible
small molecules that bind to regulatory molecule, such as repressor
repressible
small molecules that bind to regulatory molecule, such as repressor
constitutive
small molecules that bind to regulatory molecule, such as repressor
operator
small molecules that bind to regulatory molecule, such as repressor
repressor
small molecules that bind to regulatory molecule, such as repressor
effector molecule
small molecules that bind to regulatory molecule, such as repressor
feedback inhibition
small molecules that bind to regulatory molecule, such as repressor
suppressor mutation
During lytic cycle of lambda phage, genes concerned with DNA replication are transcribed before genes specifying head proteins, which are transcribed before tail proteins.
temporal control
During lytic cycle of lambda phage, genes concerned with DNA replication are transcribed before genes specifying head proteins, which are transcribed before tail proteins.
positive control
During lytic cycle of lambda phage, genes concerned with DNA replication are transcribed before genes specifying head proteins, which are transcribed before tail proteins.
negative control
During lytic cycle of lambda phage, genes concerned with DNA replication are transcribed before genes specifying head proteins, which are transcribed before tail proteins.
inducible
During lytic cycle of lambda phage, genes concerned with DNA replication are transcribed before genes specifying head proteins, which are transcribed before tail proteins.
noninducible
During lytic cycle of lambda phage, genes concerned with DNA replication are transcribed before genes specifying head proteins, which are transcribed before tail proteins.
repressible
During lytic cycle of lambda phage, genes concerned with DNA replication are transcribed before genes specifying head proteins, which are transcribed before tail proteins.
constitutive
During lytic cycle of lambda phage, genes concerned with DNA replication are transcribed before genes specifying head proteins, which are transcribed before tail proteins.
operator
During lytic cycle of lambda phage, genes concerned with DNA replication are transcribed before genes specifying head proteins, which are transcribed before tail proteins.
repressor
During lytic cycle of lambda phage, genes concerned with DNA replication are transcribed before genes specifying head proteins, which are transcribed before tail proteins.
effector molecule
During lytic cycle of lambda phage, genes concerned with DNA replication are transcribed before genes specifying head proteins, which are transcribed before tail proteins.
feedback inhibition
During lytic cycle of lambda phage, genes concerned with DNA replication are transcribed before genes specifying head proteins, which are transcribed before tail proteins.
suppressor mutation
mutation that reverses the effect of another mutation at a different site
temporal control
mutation that reverses the effect of another mutation at a different site
positive control
mutation that reverses the effect of another mutation at a different site
negative control
mutation that reverses the effect of another mutation at a different site
inducible
mutation that reverses the effect of another mutation at a different site
noninducible
mutation that reverses the effect of another mutation at a different site
repressible
mutation that reverses the effect of another mutation at a different site
constitutive
mutation that reverses the effect of another mutation at a different site
operator
mutation that reverses the effect of another mutation at a different site
repressor
mutation that reverses the effect of another mutation at a different site
effector molecule
mutation that reverses the effect of another mutation at a different site
feedback inhibition
mutation that reverses the effect of another mutation at a different site
suppressor mutation
type of operons responding to catabolite repression (glucose effect)
temporal control
type of operons responding to catabolite repression (glucose effect)
positive control
type of operons responding to catabolite repression (glucose effect)
negative control
type of operons responding to catabolite repression (glucose effect)
inducible
type of operons responding to catabolite repression (glucose effect)
noninducible
type of operons responding to catabolite repression (glucose effect)
repressible
type of operons responding to catabolite repression (glucose effect)
constitutive
type of operons responding to catabolite repression (glucose effect)
operator
type of operons responding to catabolite repression (glucose effect)
repressor
type of operons responding to catabolite repression (glucose effect)
effector molecule
type of operons responding to catabolite repression (glucose effect)
feedback inhibition
type of operons responding to catabolite repression (glucose effect)
suppressor mutation
post-translational control of biosynthetic pathway
temporal control
post-translational control of biosynthetic pathway
positive control
post-translational control of biosynthetic pathway
negative control
post-translational control of biosynthetic pathway
inducible
post-translational control of biosynthetic pathway
noninducible
post-translational control of biosynthetic pathway
repressible
post-translational control of biosynthetic pathway
constitutive
post-translational control of biosynthetic pathway
operator
post-translational control of biosynthetic pathway
repressor
post-translational control of biosynthetic pathway
effector molecule
post-translational control of biosynthetic pathway
feedback inhibition
post-translational control of biosynthetic pathway
suppressor mutation
regulatory molecule that binds to operator region in DNA
temporal control
regulatory molecule that binds to operator region in DNA
positive control
regulatory molecule that binds to operator region in DNA
negative control
regulatory molecule that binds to operator region in DNA
inducible
regulatory molecule that binds to operator region in DNA
noninducible
regulatory molecule that binds to operator region in DNA
repressible
regulatory molecule that binds to operator region in DNA
constitutive
regulatory molecule that binds to operator region in DNA
operator
regulatory molecule that binds to operator region in DNA
repressor
regulatory molecule that binds to operator region in DNA
effector molecule
regulatory molecule that binds to operator region in DNA
feedback inhibition
regulatory molecule that binds to operator region in DNA
suppressor mutation
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