PLEASE NOTE: For this questions, you can solve it on a sheet ofpaper, then take a picture of it and upload it here, or do it on aword document and upload it, whatever is convenient for you.You are studying a biosynthetic pathway in E. coli. You isolate mutantsthat can be grouped into 1 of 3 groups (mut1-3), with mut1 having amutation in gene 1, mut2 in gene 2.... Based on the results of the feedingtable, where "+" indicates growth and "-" indicates lack of growth, drawthe biochemical pathway indicating the correct sequence of the differentchemicals and the enzymes that catalyze the different steps.supplementsnoStrainWild-type+mut1mut2mut3P+S++σ+++R++++

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Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)

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