Given the original hypothesis, what would be the prediction for GFAJ-1 cells grown in +As/-P medium? Arsenic would be located in completely different molecules than where phosphorus is normally found. Arsenic would be located in the same molecules in which phosphoruş is normally found. D Arsenic would not be located in any molecules within the cell.

Given the original hypothesis, what would be the prediction for GFAJ-1 cells grown in +As/-P medium? Arsenic would be located in completely different molecules than where phosphorus is normally found. Arsenic would be located in the same molecules in which phosphoruş is normally found. D Arsenic would not be located in any molecules within the cell.

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