QUESTION 4 You label T2 bacteriophage with radioactive sulphur and use these to infect a new e.coli culture that has no radiation. After infection, you centrifuge the infected cells and transfer the pelleted bacterial cells to new media. After letting the T2 phage that infected this bacteria replicate, you will find your new phage are also radioactive. O True O False
QUESTION 4 You label T2 bacteriophage with radioactive sulphur and use these to infect a new e.coli culture that has no radiation. After infection, you centrifuge the infected cells and transfer the pelleted bacterial cells to new media. After letting the T2 phage that infected this bacteria replicate, you will find your new phage are also radioactive. O True O False
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QUESTION 4
You label T2 bacteriophage with radioactive sulphur and use these to infect a new e.coli culture that has no radiation. After infection,
you centrifuge the infected cells and transfer the pelleted bacterial cells to new media. After letting the T2 phage that infected this
bacteria replicate, you will find your new phage are also radioactive.
O True
O False
QUESTION 5
A double stranded DNA molecule is 500 base pairs long and is comprised of 27% thymine. What is the base composition of the other
three bases in percentages?
O A=27%, C=D23%, & G=23%
O A=27%, C=27%, & G=27%
O A=23%, C=23%, & G=27%
O A=23%, C=27%, & G=27%
O This doesn't not follow Chargaff's rule
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