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regulon [′reg·yə‚län]

(genetics)

In bacteria, a system of genes, formed by one or more operons, which regulate enzyme induction and whose activity is controlled by a single repressor substance.

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The nif genes of the nif regulon are required for production of MoFe-protein in Azotobactor vinelandii.

Cellular, molecular and developmental biology by Journal of the Mississippi Academy of Sciences

Since our analysis with molecular methods showed that these strains carry more characteristics of typical EPEC and lack the AggR regulon, we propose that they be classified as typical EPEC.

Classifying Escherichia coli by Gomes, Tania A. Tardelli / Emerging Infectious Diseases

it is generally believed that the SOS regulon in E.

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