I’m stumped if either of the figures should be added. Could you please help? **Analysis of Beta-Lactamase Actions**Analyze the statements and figures below, and select those that correctly apply to the actions of beta-lactamases.- **Beta-lactamases are a class of enzymes that include penicillinase and cephalosporinase.** - *Checked* ✔- [Diagram with an arrow pointing from a house icon to an open door icon] - *Not checked*- **The genes that code for beta-lactamases evolve through mutations of the bacterial genome.** - *Not checked*- **The genes that code for beta-lactamases are acquired through horizontal gene transfer between organisms.** - *Checked* ✔- **Beta-lactams are a class of enzymes that include penicillin and cephalosporin derived from fungi.** - *Not checked*- [Diagram depicting two cells with arrows and receptors] - *Not checked* **Diagrams:**1. The first diagram represents gene movement, likely alluding to horizontal gene transfer indicated by the arrow leading from an enclosed space to an open one.2. The second diagram shows two cells with surface structures and directional arrows, suggesting interaction or transfer, relevant to gene or enzyme activities.

Question - Analyze the statements and figures below, and select those that correctly apply to the actions of beta-lactamases Check All That Apply Beta-lactamases are a class of enzymes that include penicillinase and cephalosporinase. In figure arrow Marks as site of action . The genes that code for beta-lactamases evolve through mutations of the bacterial genome. The genes that code for beta-lactamases are acquired through horizontal gene transfer between organisms. Beta-lactams are a class of enzymes that include penicillin and cephalosporin derived from fungi. Figure . Answer - options 1,2,3 and 4 are correctly applied for the actions of beta-lectamasses Beta-lactamases are a class of enzymes that include penicillinase and cephalosporinase. In figure arrow Marks as site of action . The genes that code for beta-lactamases evolve through mutations of the bacterial genome. The genes that code for beta-lactamases are acquired through horizontal gene transfer between organisms.