
Dictionary » O » Operon Model Operon ModelThe model proposed by Jacob and Monod that describes the way certain genes are either active or inactive, depending on whether there is a need for them to be active. The hypothesis is a prime example of effective and efficient biology at work, where resources are only used when needed. A more elaborate explanation of the operon hypothesis can be found in the [[control of Growth and development tutorial. ![]()
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