Beadle and Tatum Experiment X rays Conidia from the cultures that fail to grow on minimal medium are then tested on a variety of supplemented media (a) Mutagenized conidia Microscopic ascospores aro dissected and translerred Crossed with wild type one by one to culture tubes Wild type of opposite mating type (d) Minimal (control) Minimal Minimal + vitamins Hundreds of tubes of (b) complete medium are inoculated with single ascospores Complete medum Complete (control) + amino acids (e) Conidia (asexual spores) from each culture are then tested on minimal medium Minimal medium (c) No growth on minimal medium identifies nutnitional mutant Addition of arginine to minimal medium restores growth Notes: Giycine Leucine Isoleucine eujeA Methionine auues Tyrosine ueydojdku Arginine

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