Glucose
A. is preferentially used over lactose in E. coli as a result of catabolite repression.
B. levels are directly sensed via catabolite repression.
C. levels are the inverse of cAMP levels.
D. levels directly affect the production of lactose dehydrogenase.
E.
is preferentially used over lactose in E. coli as a result of catabolite repression AND glucose levels are the inverse of cAMP levels.
E
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