1. How do cells relate to your genes and how can cells differentiate
into the specific body parts?

2. What happens when the lac operon genes are about to be transcribe? (you will have a diagram to refer to on test)
3. What must happen for the lac operon gene to go through transcription? (you will have a diagram to refer to on test)
4. How would you know if the lac operon is on?
5. What happens with the repressor protein when lactose is absent?
6. How are recombinant DNA molecules constructed?
7. Why would scientists insert DNA of one organism into another organism?

Question

1.	How do cells relate to your genes and how can cells differentiate 
into the specific body parts? 



2.	What happens when the lac operon genes are about to be transcribe? (you will have a diagram to refer to on test) 
3.	What must happen for the lac operon gene to go through transcription? (you will have a diagram to refer to on test) 
4.	How would you know if the lac operon is on? 
5.	What happens with the repressor protein when lactose is absent? 
6.	How are recombinant DNA molecules constructed? 
7.	Why would scientists insert DNA of one organism into another organism?

nincompoop · Answer

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