An inactive repressor produced by regulator gene that does not block operator site in tryptophan Ope

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5.Molecular Basis of Inheritance

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An inactive repressor produced by regulator gene that does not block the operator site in the tryptophan Operon is called

A

Aporepressor

B

Intron

C

Exon

D

Clone

Solution

(a) Aporepressor is a proteinaceous substance synthesised by regulator gene.

Aporepressor forms a constituent of repressor for blocking the working of operator gene.

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