Two sequences of a prokaryotic promoter are shown below. Sequence 1 is the wild-type sequence, and sequence 2 is a mutant sequence (mutation shown in bold) that results in increased transcription of the gene. Explain why sequence 2 shows this phenotype. Sequence 1 Sequence 2
...CGAATAATGAA... ...CGTATAATGAA...
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