process, the bacterial colony was transferred from its medium containing the isotope 15N nitrogen to a new medium containing normal 14N. The results of this experiment is shown by the charts and the DNA diagrams below. Experimental products chart DNA diagram Parent DNA 14N 4N + 15N BN DNA densities First generation DNA Nsi + NH DNA densities 14N BN Second generation DNA 14N 14N + 15N BN DNA densities (a) Complete the diagram to show the DNA composition in the second generation. (b) State the hypothesis which is supported by the experiment above. (c) State ONE characteristic of the DNA structure which supports the hypothesis you mention in (b). (d) Name an enzyme involved in DNA replication.

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2. In an experiment conducted by Meselson and Stahl to confirm the DNA replication
process, the bacterial colony was transferred from its medium containing the isotope 1'N
nitrogen to a new medium containing normal 14N. The results of this experiment is
shown by the charts and the DNA diagrams below.
Experimental products chart
DNA diagram
Parent
DNA
14N
14N + 15N
BN
DNA densities
First
generation
DNA
14N
HN + 15N
BN
DNA densities
Second
generation
DNA
14N
14N + 15N
DNA densities
(a) Complete the diagram to show the DNA composition in the second generation.
(b) State the hypothesis which is supported by the experiment above.
(c) State ONE characteristic of the DNA structure which supports the hypothesis you
mention in (b).
(d) Name an enzyme involved in DNA replication.
Transcribed Image Text:2. In an experiment conducted by Meselson and Stahl to confirm the DNA replication process, the bacterial colony was transferred from its medium containing the isotope 1'N nitrogen to a new medium containing normal 14N. The results of this experiment is shown by the charts and the DNA diagrams below. Experimental products chart DNA diagram Parent DNA 14N 14N + 15N BN DNA densities First generation DNA 14N HN + 15N BN DNA densities Second generation DNA 14N 14N + 15N DNA densities (a) Complete the diagram to show the DNA composition in the second generation. (b) State the hypothesis which is supported by the experiment above. (c) State ONE characteristic of the DNA structure which supports the hypothesis you mention in (b). (d) Name an enzyme involved in DNA replication.
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