The inducer IPTG is often used in laboratories in conjunction with X-gal to detect if one of these structures is functional.
One of these structures synthesizes its namesake molecule from indole-glycerol phosphate and serine, and the fourth domain of that structure is commonly referred to as its "attenuator." The inducer IPTG is often used in laboratories in conjunction with X-gal to detect if one of these structures is functional. These structures are transcribed as a unit into polycistronic mRNA. One of these structures codes for a permease enzyme and an enzyme that hydrolyzes its namesake polysaccharide, named beta-galactosidase. For 10 points, name these structures which code for several proteins that work in coordination, exemplified by the trp ("trip") and lac ones.
One of these structures synthesizes its namesake molecule from indole-glycerol phosphate and serine, and the fourth domain of that structure is commonly referred to as its "attenuator."
operons [accept trp operon before "IPTG"]