The lac repressor is made up of four identical polypeptides (thus a homotetramer). Part of the molecule has a site (or sites) that enable it to recognize and bind to the 24 base pairs of the lac operator. Another part of the repressor contains sites that bind to allolactose.
A âdependentâ is identified from the relationship between the parent and the child. It includes any child up to the age of 26, whether that child is married, a student, is employed, and/or has coverage available through a non-parent.** Spouses and children.
Your legal spouse, so long as he or she is not covered as an employee under this plan. When a person is no longer your legal spouse, that person no longer qualifies as your eligible dependent. Separated spouses are still considered married. Your same-sex domestic partner (SSDP). When a person is no longer your same-sex domestic partner, that person no longer qualifies as your eligible dependent. (See eligibility rules for same sex domestic partners) Each dependent child (as defined by the IRS) until that child reaches his or her 24th birthday. Exceptions to this rule are: Medical and Vision: Children can be covered until reaching the end of the month of their 26th birthday; IRS dependency is not required.