WT A B с D E F G H WT A + + B + C DE + + + + F + G H + + + The above complementation table analyzes seven mutants in the phenylalanine (amino acid) synthesis pathway. A "+" indicates the resulting diploid was able to grow on media lacking phenylalanine, while a "-" indicates a failure to grow on media lacking penylalanine. Determine the complementation groups of the above mutants A through H.

WT A B с D E F G H WT A + + B + C DE + + + + F + G H + + + The above complementation table analyzes seven mutants in the phenylalanine (amino acid) synthesis pathway. A "+" indicates the resulting diploid was able to grow on media lacking phenylalanine, while a "-" indicates a failure to grow on media lacking penylalanine. Determine the complementation groups of the above mutants A through H.

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