47. When T2 phages infect bacteria and make more viruses in the presence of radioactive phosphorus, what is the result? a. The bacterial DNA will be radioactive. b. The viral DNA will be radioactive. The bacterial DNA will be radioactive. The viral DNA will be radioactive. The viral proteins will be radioactive. d. The viral DNA will be radioactive. e. The viral proteins will be radioactive.
47. When T2 phages infect bacteria and make more viruses in the presence of radioactive phosphorus, what is the result? a. The bacterial DNA will be radioactive. b. The viral DNA will be radioactive. The bacterial DNA will be radioactive. The viral DNA will be radioactive. The viral proteins will be radioactive. d. The viral DNA will be radioactive. e. The viral proteins will be radioactive.
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46. If a cell does not receive a go ahead signal at the Gl checkpoint in the cell cycle
then it will
a. proceed on to the "S" phase
b. go directly to jail - Do not pass Go. DO not collect $200
c. proceed to mitosis
enter a nOndividing state called the Go phase
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47. When T2 phages infect bacteria oand make more viruses in the presence of radioactive
phosphorus, what is the result?
a. The bacterial DNA will be radioactive.
b. The viral DNA will be radioactive. The bacterial DNA will be radioactive.
c. The viral DNA will be radioactive. The viral proteins will be radiOactive.
d. The viral DNA will be roadioactive.
e. The viral proteins will be radioactive.
48. Each amino acid attaches to its proper tRNA with the help Of
a. DNA
b. an enzyme and ATP
c. an enzyme
d. ATP
e. an enzyme and DNA
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