In a mero-diploid you have one I- and one I+ Repressor gene in the tw – McqOptions

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1.	In a mero-diploid you have one I- and one I+ Repressor gene in the two lac operons. I+ is wild type while I- is a mutant which produces a repressor that doesn’t bind. What would be the functionality of the diploid?
A.	Function normally
B.	Will be non-functional
C.	May or may not function
D.	Will have impaired functioning
Answer» B. Will be non-functional

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