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The only way that information is extracted out of DNA is through the transcription of MRNAS that code for
proteins
True
False

Match the nutrient environment with the status of the transcription factors that regulate the lac
operon in E. coli.
Lacl bound to lactose and CAP is bound
V[Choose ]
Low lactose, low glucose
High lactose, high glucose
High lactose, low glucose
Low lactose, high glucose
CAMP and the CAP-O
Lacl bound to the LacO and CAP bound
CAMP and the CAP-O
Lacl bound to lactose and CAP unbound
[ Choose ]
by CAMP, not on the CAP-O
Lacl bound to the LacO and CAP unbound
[ Choose ]
by CAMP, not on the CAP-O

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