regulon
In eukaryotes, a regulon is defined as a group of non-contiguous genes (transcriptional units) that are coordinately controlled by a single regulatory gene – one gene to rule them all.
In bacteria, regulons comprise several operons, and are global regulatory systems that participate in pleiotropic regulatory domains.
In bacteria, regulons comprise several operons, and are global regulatory systems that participate in pleiotropic regulatory domains.