When Hershey and Chase infected bacterial cells that had been grown in the presence of radioactive phosphorus with bacteriophage T2, both the phage RNA and DNA must also have incorporated the labeled phosphorus and yet the experimental results were not affected. Why not?

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When Hershey and Chase Infected Bacterial Cells That Had Been