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    When More Than One Operon Is Under the Control of a Single
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When More Than One Operon Is Under the Control of a Single

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Question 12

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When more than one operon is under the control of a single regulatory protein, the operons are collectively called a(n)


A) regulon.
B) operator.
C) autoinducer.
D) riboswitch.

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