What is Life? A Guide to Biology
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Chapter 5, Problem 8SA
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How E. coli is able to survive in an environment with lactose and no glucose.

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Although E. coli uses glucose as its primary source of energy, it has alternate pathways by which it can metabolize lactose.

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