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ASU BIO 340 Exam 3


1. What will be the effect on transcription when an inhibitor is in play?

A. Allow transcription B. Prevent transcription

ANS B Explanation

An inhibitor pre- vents activator from binding to DNA; activators are used in positive

regulation (increasing transcription) - thus, the inhibitor prevents the activator from positive

regulating (increasing) transcription.

2. What will be the effect on transcription when an inducer is in play?

A. Allow transcription B. Prevent transcription

ANS A Explanation

When an inducer is in play, it will allow transcription.

3. For a gene under positive control, which of the following would prevent

transcription?

A. Repressor B. Corepressor C. Inducer D. Effector E. Inhibitor

ANS E Explanation Positive regulation includes activators (affected by effectors and inhibitors);

inhibitors prevent activator from binding to DNA, thus preventing transcription.
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4. For a gene under negative control, which of the following would you expect to find

bound to the repressor if there is active transcription? A. Repressor

B. Corepressor C. Inducer D. Effector E. Inhibitor

ANS C Explanation

In negative regulation, there are repressors (affected by correpressors and inducers). If there

were a corepressor, the repressor would successfully bind to the operator and prevent

transcription. Inducers, however, prevent the binding of the repressor - thus causing a

prevention of it doing its job, and allowing transcription.

5. Which molecule serves as the inducer for the lac operon?

A. cAMP B. Glucose C. Lactose D. Allolactose

ANS D Explanation Allolactose is the molecule that binds to repressor protein, making it unable

to bind to the operator.

6. Which of the following conditions will result in the greatest levels of tran- scription of

the lac operon?

A. Lactose absent, glucose absent B. Lactose absent, glucose present C. Lactose present,

glucose present D. Lactose present, glucose absen

ANS D Ex- planation

From the perspective of the cell, it is most efficient to repress expression of the genes allowing
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for metabolism of lactose when it's absent, to allow it when present, but only to prioritize it

when glucose (the preferred food source) is absent. In C, allolactose will also be present,

allowing transcription, but positive regulation (i.e. increase in transcription) only happens as in

D, when glucose is absent.

7. Which of the following mutations will result in the lowest level of transcrip- tion of the

lac operon when lactose is present?

A. An operator mutation that prevents binding of the lac repressor B. A mutation in the

lac repressor that prevents it from binding to the operator C. A mutation in CAP that

prevents it from binding to the CAP binding site D.

A mutation in the lac repressor that prevents it from binding allolactose

ANS D Explanation

A - if repressor can't bind, the gene will be permanently turned on,




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