In Griffith's experiment shown above, a sample containing the remains of dead virulent bacteria was combined with a live non-virulent strain. The live bacteria were then injected into mice, and the mice died of infection. Choose the false statement in regard to this experiment: O This showed that bacteria can acquire genes from the environment. O This is known as transformation because a genetic trait is being moved from one organism to another. O The trait being transferred was the production of a flagella; non-pathogenic bacteria were non- motile and therefore unable to evade the mouse immune system. O This process does not occur in an intragenic manner.

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Choose the false statement
Choose the false statement:
O In order to provide enough diversity to meet the demands of natural selection, it is critical that
DNA polymerase make some errors creating changes in the genetic code.
O In order to preserve the instructional code for a species from one generation to the next it is
most critical that DNA polymerase work with high fidelity.
O Evolutionarily, the alterations of biological processes over time is as a result of environmental
factors altering the structure of ribonucleic acids which then produce altered proteins and
altered function that persists in the offspring of an organism.
Question 5
Choose the false statement:
O In transcription, covalent bonds are created because of RNA polymerase; some hydrogen
bonding may also occur introducing folds that generate more interesting structure like that seen
in TRNA.
O All three DNA related processes (replication, transcription and translation), rely on the particular
pairing of complementary nucleotides (or nitrogenous bases).
O For a given gene, only transcription of one of the two DNA strands will yield a meaningful MRNA
transcript.
Transcribed Image Text:Choose the false statement: O In order to provide enough diversity to meet the demands of natural selection, it is critical that DNA polymerase make some errors creating changes in the genetic code. O In order to preserve the instructional code for a species from one generation to the next it is most critical that DNA polymerase work with high fidelity. O Evolutionarily, the alterations of biological processes over time is as a result of environmental factors altering the structure of ribonucleic acids which then produce altered proteins and altered function that persists in the offspring of an organism. Question 5 Choose the false statement: O In transcription, covalent bonds are created because of RNA polymerase; some hydrogen bonding may also occur introducing folds that generate more interesting structure like that seen in TRNA. O All three DNA related processes (replication, transcription and translation), rely on the particular pairing of complementary nucleotides (or nitrogenous bases). O For a given gene, only transcription of one of the two DNA strands will yield a meaningful MRNA transcript.
Colonies of pathogenic
bacteria isolated from
dead mouse
Colonies of harmless
bacteria
No colonies isolated
from mouse
Colonies of harmless
and pathogenic bacteria
isolated from dead mouse
In Griffith's experiment shown above, a sample containing the remains of dead virulent
bacteria was combined with a live non-virulent strain. The live bacteria were then
injected into mice, and the mice died of infection. Choose the false statement in regard
to this experiment:
O This showed that bacteria can acquire genes from the environment.
O This is known as transformation because a genetic trait is being moved from one organism to
another.
O The trait being transferred was the production of a flagella; non-pathogenic bacteria were non-
motile and therefore unable to evade the mouse immune system.
O This process does not occur in an intragenic manner.
Transcribed Image Text:Colonies of pathogenic bacteria isolated from dead mouse Colonies of harmless bacteria No colonies isolated from mouse Colonies of harmless and pathogenic bacteria isolated from dead mouse In Griffith's experiment shown above, a sample containing the remains of dead virulent bacteria was combined with a live non-virulent strain. The live bacteria were then injected into mice, and the mice died of infection. Choose the false statement in regard to this experiment: O This showed that bacteria can acquire genes from the environment. O This is known as transformation because a genetic trait is being moved from one organism to another. O The trait being transferred was the production of a flagella; non-pathogenic bacteria were non- motile and therefore unable to evade the mouse immune system. O This process does not occur in an intragenic manner.
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