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differentiate between induction and repression​

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Answered by pandeyvandana608
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Answer:

induction

1. It turns the operon on.

2. It starts transcription and translation

3. It is caused by a new metabolite which needs enzymes to get metabolized.

4. It operates in a catabolic pathway.

5. Repressor is prevented by the inducer from joining the operator gene.

Repression:

1. It turns the operon off.

2. It stops transcription and translation

3. It is caused by an excess of existing metabolite.

4. It operates in an anabolic pathway.

5. Aporepressor is enabled by a co-repressor to join the operator gene

Answered by sarfaraj78615
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Answer:

INDUCTION :

1.IT TURNS THE OPERON ON.

2.IT STARTS TRANSCRIPTION AND TRANSLATION.

3.IT OPERATES IN A CATABOLIC PATHWAY.

REPRESSION :

1.IT TURNS THE OPERON OFF.

2.IT STOPS TRANSCRIPTION AND TRANSLATION.

3.IT OPERATES IN A ANABOLIC PATHWAY.

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