GENETIC ANALYSIS: INTEGRATED - ACCESS
GENETIC ANALYSIS: INTEGRATED - ACCESS
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Author: Sanders
Publisher: PEARSON
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Fifteen bacterial colonies growing on a complete medium are transferred to a minimal medium. Twelve of the colonies grow on minimal medium. a. Using terminology from the chapter, characterize the 12 colonies that grow on minimal medium and the 3 colonies that do not.

b. The three colonies that do not grow on minimal medium are transferred to minimal medium supplemented with the amino acid serine (min + Ser), and all three colonies grow. Characterize these three colonies.

c. The serine biosynthetic pathway is a three-step path-way in which each step is catalyzed by the enzyme product of a different gene, identified as enzymes A, B, and C in the diagram below.

3-Phosphoglycerate  Enzyme A 3-Phospho-hydroxypyruvate  (3-PHP) Enzyme B 3-Phosphoserine (3-PS) Enzyme C Serine (Ser)

Mutant 1 grows only on min + Ser . In addition to growth on min + Ser , mutant 2 also grows on min + 3-PHP and min + 3-PS . Mutant  3 grows on min + 3-PS and min + Ser . Identify the step of the serine biosynthesis pathway at which each mutant is defective.

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Fifteen bacterial colonies growing on a complete medium (that means that they have all of nutrients that they need supplied in the dish, and they don't actually need to synthesize these compounds to survive) are transferred to minimal medium. Twelve of the colonies grow on minimal medium. Three colonies do not grow on minimal medium. But, if these three colonies are put on a plate that has minimal medium supplemented with the amino acid serine (min + Ser), they all What does this suggest about the three bacterial colonies (pick all that apply)? grow. They lack the ability to synthesize their own serine. O They are probably wild-type. They probably have a mutation that causes them to lack a certain protein. They probably have a mutation that causes them to be unable to perform translation. O They probably have a mutation that causes them to be unable to perform transcription. O They are able to synthesize everything that they need to grow except for serine.
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