When Griffith experimented with two types of Streptococcus pneumoniae, he found that:
A) the deadly strain killed the mice, but the nondeadly strain did not.
B) if the deadly strain was heat-killed before injection, the mice lived.
C) if the nondeadly strain was mixed with the heat-killed, nondeadly strain before injection, the mice died.
D) if the nondeadly strain was mixed with the heat-killed, deadly strain before injection, the mice died.
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Q1: The two polynucleotide chains in a DNA
Q3: In Griffith's experiments, what happened when heat-killed
Q4: In DNA, phosphate groups bond to:
A)adenine.
B)ribose.
C)pyrimidine bases.
D)other
Q5: The hereditary material present in all cells
Q6: All of the following are found in
Q7: Complementary base pairs are held together by:
A)peptide
Q8: The "rule" formulated by Chargaff states that:
A)A
Q9: If the DNA of a certain organism
Q10: "Chargaff's rule" for base pairing in DNA
Q11: The sequence of subunits in the DNA
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