A bacterium can make the amino acid glycine or absorb it from its surroundings. A biochemist found that glycine binds to a

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A bacterium can make the amino acid glycine or absorb it from its surroundings. A
biochemist found that glycine binds to a repressor protein and causes the repressor
to bind to the bacterial chromosome, turning off an operon.
If it is like other operons, the presence of glycine will result in the
The breakdown of glycine
Inhibition of bacterial cell division
Cessation of the synthesis of glycine
Manufacture of the repressor protein

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