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How Operons Work: Positive, Negative, Inducible, Repressible!
Get my operon *drawings:* https://www.yourotherbioprof.com/product-page/create-operon-regulation Regulation of operons can be positive, negative, inducible, repressible - what does it mean?! And what makes an operon positive inducible, negative inducible, positive repressible or negative repressible? It’s all about controlling transcription! In this video, we’ll: 00:00 Intro 01:05 Compare *positive* and *negative* control of transcription 02:21 Compare *inducible* and *repressible* operons 05:02 Explain operon *regulatory protein* conformations (activators vs. repressors) And finally, walk through diagrams of each operon category: 06:38 *negative inducible operon* 07:49 *negative repressible operon* 08:41 *positive inducible operon* 09:25 *positive repressible operon* New videos are always on the way - subscribe so you don't miss any of my biology tips :) Connect with me! Website: http://www.yourotherbioprof.com Instagram: instagram.com/yourotherbioprof #inducibleoperon #repressibleoperon #generegulation #operon
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