/ A group of structural genes with a single promoter, operator and terminator, is called A. 'n Regulon / A regulon B. 'n Operon / An operon C. 'n Repressor / A repressor D. 'n Induseerder / An inducerReset Selection
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/ A group of structural genes with a single promoter, operator and terminator, is called A. 'n Regulon / A regulon B. 'n Operon / An operon C. 'n Repressor / A repressor D. 'n Induseerder / An inducerReset Selection
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The answer is B. 'n Operon / An operon. A group of structural genes with a single promoter, operator and terminator is called an operon. This is a functioning unit of genomic DNA containing a cluster of genes under the control of a single promoter.
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