What is the role of CAP in a Lac operon?

Correct Answer: Positive regulation
Description: Catabolite repression is an example of positive regulation. Binding of CAP-cAMP complex at the CAP site enhance the transcription rate of the lac operon. CAP-cAMP complex exes a positive control of transcription. Lac I repressor exes negative control. Ref: Lewin's Essential Genes By Jocelyn E. Krebs, Page 300; Fundamental Bacterial Genetics By Nancy Jo Trun, J. E. Trempy, Page 200; High-Yield Cell and Molecular Biology By Ronald W. Dudek, Pa 845, Page 102; Energy Systems for Residential Buildings By David R. Hyde, Robe Carrow, Page 653
Category: Biochemistry
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