. Figure 1-7 shows a simplified pathway for argininesynthesis in Neurospora. Suppose you have a specialstrain of Neurospora that makes citrulline but not arginine. Which gene(s) are likely mutant or missing inyour special strain? You have a second strain ofNeurospora that makes neither citrulline nor argininebut does make ornithine. Which gene(s) are mutant ormissing in this strain? FIGURE 1-7 The one-gene-one-enzyme model proposed that genesencode enzymes that carry outbiochemical functions within cells.The one-gene-one-enzyme modelGene AGene BGene CTatum and Beadle proposed this modelbased on the study of the synthesis ofarginine (an amino acid) in the breadmold Neurospora crassa.Enzyme AEnzyme BEnzyme CSubstrateOrnithineCitrullineArginine

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FIGURE 1-7 The one-gene-one- enzyme model proposed that genes encode enzymes that carry out biochemical functions within cells. The one-gene-one-enzyme model Gene A Gene B Gene C Tatum and Beadle proposed this model based on the study of the synthesis of arginine (an amino acid) in the bread mold Neurospora crassa. Enzyme A Enzyme B Enzyme C Substrate Ornithine Citrulline Arginine

FIGURE 1-7 The one-gene-one- enzyme model proposed that genes encode enzymes that carry out biochemical functions within cells. The one-gene-one-enzyme model Gene A Gene B Gene C Tatum and Beadle proposed this model based on the study of the synthesis of arginine (an amino acid) in the bread mold Neurospora crassa. Enzyme A Enzyme B Enzyme C Substrate Ornithine Citrulline Arginine

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