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80. Genes that code for repressor or activator proteins that regulate metabolic enzymes.
are usually constitutive and produce
their protein products constantly.
b. are usually regulated by a regulon.
are never seen in prokaryotic cells.
d. are always seen in prokaryotic cells but
never in eukaryotic cells.
e. None of the above are true.
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