Question 9 In an analysis of other rII mutants, complementation testing yielded the following results: Mutants Res...
Question 9
In an analysis of other rII mutants, complementation
testing yielded the following results:
Mutants Results (+/- lysis)
1,2 --
1,3 --
1,4 +
1,5 +
Which mutants are in the same complementation group as mutation #1?
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a. |
mutant 2 |
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b. |
mutant 3 |
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c. |
mutant 4 |
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d. |
mutant 5 |
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e. |
None of these mutations are in the same complementation group. |
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f. |
All of these mutations are in the same complementation group. |
Homework Answers
Ans. F. All of these mutations are in the same complementation group.
Compementation occurs when two mutation together results in wild type phenotype.
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