Which are examples of mutations that are most likely to cause reduced transcription of the lac operon in the absence of glucose?
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Most mutations in the operator, the binding site for repressor, lead to lower affinity for the repressor and hence less binding. Thus these mutations allow continued transcription (and thus expression) of the lac operon even in the absence of inducer; this is referred to constitutive expression
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