A. Avery, MacLeod and McCarty proved DNA is the genetic material. If you were to repeat their experiment and do the following treatments what results would you expect? You can state if the mice will have diseases or no disease Infect Mice with If mixed with Live R-Strain D. 5' 3' Extract from heat killed S- Strain treated with DNase HIH N♫ B. If you were to repeat the experiment done by Hersehy and Chase and decided to use 14C (instead of 35S) and 32P isotopes, which molecules will be labeld in the T2 bacteriophage. Will it prove DNA is the genetic material? Topoisomerase C. Many enzymes and proteins are involved in DNA replication. List each one of them (from the diagram below and also those not included in the diagram) and briefly describe their function. Label which one will serve as the template for the leading strand and which one will be the template for the lagging strand. Extract from heat killed S- Strain treated with RNase O Helicase Primase 5' Replication fork Prediction stv E Single-strand binding proteins Extract from heat killed S-Strain treated with Protease O 3' RNA primer 379 words Extract from heat killed S- Strain treated with lipase Extract from heat killed S- Strain treated with amylase 5' he mechanism of DNA replication by own in the presence of 15N and then in hows the results from Meselson and
A. Avery, MacLeod and McCarty proved DNA is the genetic material. If you were to repeat their experiment and do the following treatments what results would you expect? You can state if the mice will have diseases or no disease Infect Mice with If mixed with Live R-Strain D. 5' 3' Extract from heat killed S- Strain treated with DNase HIH N♫ B. If you were to repeat the experiment done by Hersehy and Chase and decided to use 14C (instead of 35S) and 32P isotopes, which molecules will be labeld in the T2 bacteriophage. Will it prove DNA is the genetic material? Topoisomerase C. Many enzymes and proteins are involved in DNA replication. List each one of them (from the diagram below and also those not included in the diagram) and briefly describe their function. Label which one will serve as the template for the leading strand and which one will be the template for the lagging strand. Extract from heat killed S- Strain treated with RNase O Helicase Primase 5' Replication fork Prediction stv E Single-strand binding proteins Extract from heat killed S-Strain treated with Protease O 3' RNA primer 379 words Extract from heat killed S- Strain treated with lipase Extract from heat killed S- Strain treated with amylase 5' he mechanism of DNA replication by own in the presence of 15N and then in hows the results from Meselson and
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Transcribed Image Text:A. Avery, MacLeod and McCarty proved DNA is the genetic material. If you were to repeat their
experiment and do the following treatments what results would you expect? You can state if
the mice will have diseases or no disease
Infect
Mice with
If mixed
with Live
R-Strain
Extract from
heat killed S-
Strain treated
with DNase
D. 5'
3'
Topoisomerase
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B. If you were to repeat the experiment done by Hersehy and Chase and decided to use 14C
(instead of 35S) and 32P isotopes, which molecules will be labeld in the T2 bacteriophage.
Will it prove DNA is the genetic material?
C
Extract from
heat killed S-
Strain treated
with RNase
C. Many enzymes and proteins are involved in DNA replication. List each one of them (from the
diagram below and also those not included in the diagram) and briefly describe their
function. Label which one will serve as the template for the leading strand and which one
will be the template for the lagging strand.
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Helicase
Primase
3'
Prediction
5'
Replication
fork
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Extract from heat
killed S-Strain
treated with
Protease
Single-strand binding
proteins
3'
RNA
primer
379 words
5'
Extract from
heat killed S-
Strain
treated with
lipase
Extract from
heat killed S-
Strain
treated with
amylase
B
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own in the presence of 15N and then in
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