and Permease under The conditions of with and without lactose with a + or - ("+" = preser absent). Is is a mutant that cannot recognize allolactose B-Galactosidase Permease No Lactose Lactose + No Lactose Lactos +P+ O+ Z+ Y+ s P+ O-Z+Y+ + P- O+ Z- Y+

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