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Fill in the chart to define negative control and positive control in terms of how the...

Fill in the chart to define negative control and positive control in terms of how the active forms of the gene regulatory proteins function. How does an inducer turn on a gene that is negatively controlled? How does an inducer turn on a gene that is positively controlled? Explain how a product turns off a negatively controlled gene, and how it turns off a positively controlled gene. Provide an example of each.

Type of control

Function of Inducer

Function of Product

Example

Negative

Positive

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Positive regulation:maltose operon

Positive and negative regulation

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