3. Consider the pathway for the synthesis of the amino acid arginine in Neurospora:ARG-F.→ARG-E→ citrullineARG-HornithineMutant strains of Neurospora are grown in minimal media supplements as follows.Each mutant strain carries only a single mutation. Growth is shown by (+), no growth isshown by (o).→ argininosuccinate > arginineSupplementscitrullinearginino-succinatemutantnothingQraitibineargininestrain+.Indicate the correct strain / defective gene pairing.a) strain a / ARG-Fb) strain a/ ARG-Hstrain b / ARG-Fd) strain c / ARG-Ee) strain c / ARG-F+ + +

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3. Consider the pathway for the synthesis of the amino acid arginine in Neurospora: ARG-F. → argininosuccinate → arginine ARG-E ARG-H ornithine → citrulline Mutant strains of Neurospora are grown in minimal media supplements as follows. Each mutant strain carries only a single mutation. Growth is shown by (+), no growth is shown by (0). Supplements citrulline mutant nothing Qmitibine arginino- succinate arginine strain C Indicate the correct strain / defective gene pairing. a) strain a / ARG-F b) strain a / ARG-H c) strain b/ARG-F d) strain c/ARG-E e) strain c/ ARG-F

3. Consider the pathway for the synthesis of the amino acid arginine in Neurospora: ARG-F. → argininosuccinate → arginine ARG-E ARG-H ornithine → citrulline Mutant strains of Neurospora are grown in minimal media supplements as follows. Each mutant strain carries only a single mutation. Growth is shown by (+), no growth is shown by (0). Supplements citrulline mutant nothing Qmitibine arginino- succinate arginine strain C Indicate the correct strain / defective gene pairing. a) strain a / ARG-F b) strain a / ARG-H c) strain b/ARG-F d) strain c/ARG-E e) strain c/ ARG-F

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