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Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
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In the experiment described above, state what each of these parts of the experiment was:

 

  • Independent variable
  • Dependent variable
  • Control group
  • Experimental group
  • One controlled variable
You are trying to determine a function for an ORFan gene. You hypothesized that the gene may be involved in allowing yeast to carry out their metabolism in the absence of oxygen (a process called fermentation). You take yeast with this ORFan gene deleted and compare their growth in an oxygen-free environment to wild-type yeast using a spread plate assay. In this assay the same number of yeast cells are spread over separate plates using a sterile spreader. The image below shows the results of this experiment. The yeast strain with the ORFan gene deleted is shown on the left, and the wild type yeast is shown on the right: You are trying to determine a function for an ORFan gene. You hypothesized that the gene may be involved in allowing yeast to carry out their metabolism in the absence of oxygen (a process called fermentation). You take yeast with this ORFan gene deleted and compare their growth in an oxygen-free environment to wild-type yeast using a spread plate assay. In this assay the same number of yeast cells are spread over separate plates using a sterile spreader. The image below shows these
Transcribed Image Text:You are trying to determine a function for an ORFan gene. You hypothesized that the gene may be involved in allowing yeast to carry out their metabolism in the absence of oxygen (a process called fermentation). You take yeast with this ORFan gene deleted and compare their growth in an oxygen-free environment to wild-type yeast using a spread plate assay. In this assay the same number of yeast cells are spread over separate plates using a sterile spreader. The image below shows the results of this experiment. The yeast strain with the ORFan gene deleted is shown on the left, and the wild type yeast is shown on the right: You are trying to determine a function for an ORFan gene. You hypothesized that the gene may be involved in allowing yeast to carry out their metabolism in the absence of oxygen (a process called fermentation). You take yeast with this ORFan gene deleted and compare their growth in an oxygen-free environment to wild-type yeast using a spread plate assay. In this assay the same number of yeast cells are spread over separate plates using a sterile spreader. The image below shows these
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