a. What was the purpose of the Griffith’s experiment? (What question was asked?) b. Briefly explain the roles of Streptococcus pneumoniae and mice (mouse) in the experimental design. To answer this question, be sure that you address the independent variables.and dependent variables. If you wish, you can sketch a labeled figure to support your answer. c. Write a complete null hypothesis for his experiment.

a. What was the purpose of the Griffith’s experiment? (What question was asked?) b. Briefly explain the roles of Streptococcus pneumoniae and mice (mouse) in the experimental design. To answer this question, be sure that you address the independent variables.and dependent variables. If you wish, you can sketch a labeled figure to support your answer. c. Write a complete null hypothesis for his experiment.

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