In E Coli, what happens when glucose levels fall?
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In E Coli, what happens when glucose levels fall?
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The lac of operon is an operon that is necessary for the metabolism of lactose. The lac operon codes the gene for breaking down lactose, as well as transporting lactose into the cell to be used by the bacteria.
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View this answerWhen glucose levels fall in E coli, the E coli lac operon will activate. However, E coli need two things to occur before the lac operon fully turns...
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Chapter 6 / Lesson 16Escherichia coli, better known as E. coli, is a mammalian gut bacteria frequently used by scientists as a model organism or host cell to research biological phenomena with the intention of applying discoveries to other biological species. Explore the past and present of E.coli outbreaks, implications of genetic manipulation, and how model organisms assist with biological research.
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