What do you expect to see if you make an E. coli mutant that has a constitutively active Chey (it actsas if it was always phosphorylated)?The cell will run much longer than WT normally doesO The cell will tumble much longer than WT normally doesO Cell movement should be pretty much the same as WTO The cell will die

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What do you expect to see if you make an E. coli mutant that has a constitutively active Chey (it acts as if it was always phosphorylated)? O The cell will run much longer than WT normally does O The cell will tumble much longer than WT normally does O Cell movement should be pretty much the same as WT O The cell will die

What do you expect to see if you make an E. coli mutant that has a constitutively active Chey (it acts as if it was always phosphorylated)? O The cell will run much longer than WT normally does O The cell will tumble much longer than WT normally does O Cell movement should be pretty much the same as WT O The cell will die

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