In normal, healthy operation of the trp operon, what happens if tryptophan concentrations are high?...

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In normal, healthy operation of the trp operon, what happens if tryptophan concentrations are high? The repressor binds to the operatorAlternative RNA splicing is activatedPost-translational modification occursTryptophan binds to RNA polymeraseRNA polymerase attaches to the promoter

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