End product repression
The end product repression is a form of gene regulation in bacteria . The end product of a reaction chain ensures that the enzymes that are needed for its synthesis are no longer formed in protein biosynthesis . An inactive repressor can be converted into its active form by the end product. This repressor then ensures that the RNA polymerase can no longer carry out the transcription .
literature
- Lubert Stryer: Biochemistry , 4th edition, Spectrum, Heidelberg - Berlin - Oxford 1996. ISBN 978-3860253465 . Pp. 995-1019, (36. The control of gene expression in prokaryotes )
Web links
- Video on the end product repression on the Hessen education server , accessed on December 12, 2013.