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Based on the genetic circuit construction shown below, what is the end result when IPTG is present at room temperature? The TetR is a LacI variant that is inactive at elevated temperature (above 40 degrees C) that acts on the PLtetO-1 promoter. aTc-H IPTG

  1. TetR is no longer produced.
  2. GFP is expressed.
  3. LacI expression is elevated.
  4. The Ptrc-2 promoter is inactivated.
  5. The PLtetO-1 promoter is activated.
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Based on the genetic circuit construction shown below, what is the end result when IPTG is present at room temperature? The TetR is a LacI variant that is inactive at elevated temperature (above 40 degrees C) that acts on the PLtetO-1 promoter. aTc-H IPTG
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SubjectBiology
ClassClass 11