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I'm lederberg experiment ecology colonies grow in a sense of bacteriophage when transferred by replica plotting onto 2 plates with bacteriophage they observed some colonies resistant to bacteria phage what did the observation allow them to conclude
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- Please help me, this is from practice, double check your answers, previous tutors got it wrongarrow_forward3. Hershey-Chase (1952) The Definitive Proof Hershey and Chase utilized phages in their research. A bacteriophage is a virus that infects a bacterium, it consists of a protein coat and DNA, it also reproduces quickly and can easily be harvested. Hershey and Chase used radioactive P and S to track the differences in the protein and DNA, since only DNA contains P and only proteins contain S. They infected bacteria with the phage that had the radioactive S, and they infected another group of bacteria with a radioactive P. The results showed that the bacteria contained radioactive P entered the bacterium. Watch this to help you understand: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v-hubXqPrslR4 IXPERIMENT Kaoarthty Glege protein) Page Bactertl cell Bach The Guiding Question: What molecule causes transformation? Claim: Protein was not genetic material, and that DNA was genetic material. Evidence Reasoning:arrow_forwardUnderstanding the life cycle of Plasmodium is important and we know that it is spread via mosquitos. The mosquito serves as O a mechanical vector in which the pathogen does not need the vector for replication O a biological vector in which the pathogen does not need the vector for replication O a mechanical vector in which the mosquito serves as a host for the multiplication of the pathogen during some stage of the pathogen's life cycle O a biological vector in which the mosquito serves as a host for the multiplication of the pathogen during some stage of the pathogen's life cycle Question 34 Patients are becoming inherently resistant to malaria resulting from O Sporogenic cells traveling a shorter distance O Climate changes O Genetic deficiency of glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase O Decrease in mosquito numbers 12 ....arrow_forward
- A mutation that prevents a bacterium from making any ATP will be detrimental in all environments. True False MacBook Air DII DD 吕0 F9 F8 F7 F5 F6 F3 F4 & $ 7 4 Y Rarrow_forwardWhich statement is false regarding plasmids? Circular dsDNAs that reside in bacterial cells Replicate independently from host cell Encode no more than 1-2 genes that benefit the host cell Called episomes when they incorporate into the host cell genome Classified by what type of host cell they infectarrow_forwardVirology 8. A positive sense RNA sequence is given below. Give the correct sequence of the CDNA first strand synthesised by reverse transcriptase. 5'-UUCCGAUAUCGGCACUGAGUA-3' 5'- -3'arrow_forward
- You infect bacterial cells with an experimental, bacteriophage which consists of the T4 protein coat and T2 phage DNA any new phages produced would producedarrow_forwardNeed help To prove a BIM had evolved to be phage 2972 resistant, what experiment could you carry out? (already carried out 2% agarose gel PCR, what experiment could be carried out that is similar?)arrow_forwardHomogenize cells Centrifuge Heat-kill Recover IIIS filtrate IIIS cells spun to bottom of tube Extract carbohydrates, lipids, and proteins IIIS cells in liquid culture medium Treat with ribonuclease Treat with Treat with deoxyribonuclease protease Assay for Transformation IIR cells IIR cells IIR cells IIR cells + IIIS filtrate DNase-treated RNase-treated IIIS filtrate Protease-treated IIIS filtrate IIIS filtrate No transformation Transformation Transformation Transformation occurs occurs occurs occurs IIR cells IIR cells IIR cells Only IIR cells + IIIS cells IIIS cells IIIS cells Conclusion: Active factor is DNA Conclusion: Active factor is not RNA Conclusion: Active factor is Control: IIIS contains not protein active factor E IIIS cells EA IIR cells 8. For each molecule listed, indicate whether they caused a transformation (Yes) or did not cause a transformation (No): a. RNA b. DNA c. Proteins yes d. Carbohydrate e. Lipidsarrow_forward
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