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Human genes were integrated into the chromosomes of pig sperm using the procedure of sperm-mediated gene transfer (SMGT). In the first successful SMGT procedure, scientists used an enzyme to integrate three human genes into the chromosomes of pig sperm. Approximately 90% of the resulting pig embryos carried all three human genes in very cell. The presence of the human genes in every cell of a pig embryo is evidence that the genes went through Select one: a. mRNA transcription b. DNA replication c. mRNA translation d. DNA transcription

Human genes were integrated into the chromosomes of pig sperm using the procedure of sperm-mediated gene transfer (SMGT). In the first successful SMGT procedure, scientists used an enzyme to integrate three human genes into the chromosomes of pig sperm. Approximately 90% of the resulting pig embryos carried all three human genes in very cell. The presence of the human genes in every cell of a pig embryo is evidence that the genes went through Select one: a. mRNA transcription b. DNA replication c. mRNA translation d. DNA transcription

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Use the following information to answer the next question. Human genes were integrated into the chromosomes of pig sperm using the procedure of sperm-mediated gene transfer (SMGT). In the first successful SMGT procedure, scientists used an enzyme to integrate three human genes into the chromosomes of pig sperm. Approximately 90% of the resulting pig embryos carried all three human genes in very cell. The presence of the human genes in every cell of a pig embryo is evidence that the genes went through Select one: a. mRNA transcription b. DNA replication c. mRNA translation d. DNA transcription
Transcribed Image Text:Use the following information to answer the next question. Human genes were integrated into the chromosomes of pig sperm using the procedure of sperm-mediated gene transfer (SMGT). In the first successful SMGT procedure, scientists used an enzyme to integrate three human genes into the chromosomes of pig sperm. Approximately 90% of the resulting pig embryos carried all three human genes in very cell. The presence of the human genes in every cell of a pig embryo is evidence that the genes went through Select one: a. mRNA transcription b. DNA replication c. mRNA translation d. DNA transcription
a. Use the following information to answer the next question. In 1928, a British scientist, Frederick Griffith, performed an experiment by injecting mice with two strains of bacteria. The avirulent bacteria strain did not cause pneumonia, and the virulent bacteria strain caused pneumonia. Below is an illustration of his results. Avirulent strain C. Living us Living No bacteria were recovered Virulent strain 000 Living Dead Virulent bacteria were recovered Virulent strain 000 Heat-killed Living Living" No bacteria were recovered The results illustrated can be best interpreted as showing that Select one: Virulent strain 000 Heat-killed [x-d-p]]] Avirulent strain Living Dead d. genetic material from the avirulent strain caused the change to the virulent bacteria Virulent bacteria were -from Biology Directions recovered. some of the virulent bacteria had survived heat treatment b. the genetic material was deoxyribonucleic acid genetic material from the dead virulent bacteria had entered the living avirulent bacteria
Transcribed Image Text:a. Use the following information to answer the next question. In 1928, a British scientist, Frederick Griffith, performed an experiment by injecting mice with two strains of bacteria. The avirulent bacteria strain did not cause pneumonia, and the virulent bacteria strain caused pneumonia. Below is an illustration of his results. Avirulent strain C. Living us Living No bacteria were recovered Virulent strain 000 Living Dead Virulent bacteria were recovered Virulent strain 000 Heat-killed Living Living" No bacteria were recovered The results illustrated can be best interpreted as showing that Select one: Virulent strain 000 Heat-killed [x-d-p]]] Avirulent strain Living Dead d. genetic material from the avirulent strain caused the change to the virulent bacteria Virulent bacteria were -from Biology Directions recovered. some of the virulent bacteria had survived heat treatment b. the genetic material was deoxyribonucleic acid genetic material from the dead virulent bacteria had entered the living avirulent bacteria
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