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L-arabinose operon

The L-arabinose operon, also called the ara or araBAD operon, is an operon required for the breakdown of the five-carbon sugar L-arabinose in Escherichia coli. The L-arabinose operon contains three structural genes: araB, araA, araD (collectively known as araBAD), which encode for three metabolic enzymes that are required for the metabolism of…

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related to Structure · 10
L-arabinose operon → AraC, Both, CAP, CAP-cAMP, L-arabinose, PBAD, PC, RNA, The, There
related to Regulation · 7
L-arabinose operon → AraC, CAP-cAMP, DNA, Each AraC, L-arabinose, The, The L-arabinose
related to Use in protein expression system · 4
L-arabinose operon → By, GFP, PBAD, The L-arabinose

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arac l-arabinose arabad operon protein expression arabinose promoter binding cap also genes dna activator gene structural arai1 binds high arab

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L-arabinose operonrelated to RegulationThe L-arabinose0.60section
L-arabinose operonrelated to RegulationCAP-cAMP0.60section
L-arabinose operonrelated to RegulationAraC0.60section
L-arabinose operonrelated to RegulationL-arabinose0.60section
L-arabinose operonrelated to RegulationEach AraC0.60section
L-arabinose operonrelated to RegulationDNA0.60section
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L-arabinose operonrelated to StructureL-arabinose0.60section
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L-arabinose operonrelated to StructureThere0.60section
L-arabinose operonrelated to StructureCAP0.60section
L-arabinose operonrelated to StructureCAP-cAMP0.60section

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