Biology, 05.10.2019 13:00, ftbluedevil
In a series of experiments, avery treated heat-killed nonvirulent s bacteria with enzymes that degraded the proteins, dna, and rna of the s bacteria, then mixed this with nonvirulent r bacteria. s cells grew in all cases except the samples with degraded dna. what did this demonstrate?
a. protein, dna, and rna from the s bacteria are all necessary for bacterial transformation to occur.
b. dna from the s bacteria is necessary for bacterial transformation to occur.
c. rna from the s bacteria is necessary for bacterial transformation to occur.
d. protein from the s bacteria is necessary for bacterial transformation to occur.
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