You are examining a bacterial enzyme associated with glycolysis. You would expect expression of the enzyme to be
A) amplified when glucose is depleted.
B) induced by glucose.
C) repressed by glucose.
D) induced when ATP concentrations in the cell are high.
E) controlled by a riboswitch.
Answer: B
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