3b. An additional gene, called W, is found that affects the synthesis of enzymes 1 and 2. Mutantd has a recessive mutation in gene W.genotypeenzyme activitywithout fictamine1with fictamine12strainWXYZ2wild-type ++++++mutant a++mutant bmutant cmutant d+++++T++++++++11+!++++++1++!!!++ iv) The phenotype of a double mutant, W X, is shown below. Choose the single regulatoryscheme above that is consistent with all of the data. Explain your answer briefly.enzyme activitygenotypewithout fictaminewith fictaminestrainWXY22mutant 5++++++++++-

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iv) The phenotype of a double mutant, W X, is shown below. Choose the single regulatory scheme above that is consistent with all of the data. Explain your answer briefly. enzyme activity genotype without fictamine 2 with fictamine 2 strain W X Y Z 1 1 mutant 5 + + ++ ++ ++ ++

iv) The phenotype of a double mutant, W X, is shown below. Choose the single regulatory scheme above that is consistent with all of the data. Explain your answer briefly. enzyme activity genotype without fictamine 2 with fictamine 2 strain W X Y Z 1 1 mutant 5 + + ++ ++ ++ ++

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