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1 DRAW ME A PICTURE OF . . . trp operon when it’s “turned off”
Label the operator, promoter, and structural gene regions Show position of the molecules shown.

2 DRAW ME A PICTURE OF . . . trp operon when it’s “turned off”
Label the operator, promoter, and structural gene regions Show position of the molecules shown.

3 DRAW ME A PICTURE OF . . . trp operon when it’s “turned off”
Label the operator, promoter, and structural gene regions Show position of the molecules shown.

4 DRAW ME A PICTURE OF . . . trp operon when it’s “turned off”
Label the operator, promoter, and structural gene regions Show position of the molecules shown.

5 DRAW ME A PICTURE OF . . . trp operon when it’s “turned off”
Label the operator, promoter, and structural gene regions Show position of the molecules shown.

6 DRAW ME A PICTURE OF . . . trp operon when it’s “turned off”
Label the operator, promoter, and structural gene regions Show position of the molecules shown.

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