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Dictionary » O » Operon Model Operon ModelThe model proposed by Jacob and Monod that describes the way certain genes are either active or inactive, depending on whether there is a need for them to be active. The hypothesis is a prime example of effective and efficient biology at work, where resources are only used when needed. A more elaborate explanation of the operon hypothesis can be found in the [[control of Growth and development tutorial. ![]()
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Results from our forumHelp me come up with a model please... following DNA. It's not known whether they are part of the same gene, operon or whatever but they are on the same chromosome. reg1--------reg2-------X-------Y ... when it's deleted, they only work in cis. I am trying to come up with a model that may egulate teh expression of Protein X and Y and ...
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Chemicals influencing transcription rate... off target? The reason I ask this, is that I am building an [abstract] model of bacteria, for which the details of protein producation are of paramount ... transcription (nuclease concentration etc.). The model is based on the operon, thus genetic regulation is inherent from the interaction of ...
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What Influences transcription rate in bacteria?... off target? The reason I ask this, is that I am building a [abstract] model of bacteria, for which the details of protein producation are of paramount ... transcription (nuclease concentration etc.). The model is based on the operon, thus genetic regulation is inherent from the interaction of transcription ...
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Gene expression in Prokaryotes, Oops!?!... If you have difficulty understanding those concepts, try looking for a model, e.g the classical Lac operon. Its easier to correlate the concepts with some model that you see. I have an animated ...
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