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If a mutation in the gene that encodes crp makes it unable to bind to camp, which outcome is most likely?

If a mutation in the gene that encodes crp makes it unable to bind to camp, which outcome is most likely?
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if a mutation in the gene that encodes crp makes it unable to bind to camp, which outcome is most likely?

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Step-by-step explanation:

The lac operon genes will be expressed at a low level even when glucose is at a low concentration.

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