Molecular Basis of Transient Repression of β-Galactosidase in Escherichia coli
B Tyler, Boris Magasanik
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B Tyler, Boris Magasanik
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The molecular basis of transient repression of beta-galactosidase by glucose was examined. This repression acted only at the level of transcription. Apparently, it was not mediated by the I-gene product. Analysis of single cells in a culture subjected to transient repression showed that essentially all cells initially experienced repression and later became gradually resistant to repression.
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The molecular basis of transient repression of beta-galactosidase by glucose was examined. This repression acted only at the level of transcription. Apparently, it was not mediated by the I-gene product. Analysis of single cells in a culture subjected to transient repression showed that essentially all cells initially experienced repression and later became gradually resistant to repression.
Key concepts: Psychological repression, Biology, Enzyme Repression, Escherichia coli, Fed-batch culture, Beta-galactosidase, Molecular biology, Genetics