prototrophic HFR strain and an Streptomycin Resistant gly- tyr- ala- pro- ser- auxotrophic strain. Thefollowing results are obtained:Numbers of colonies of each Genotype over timeMinutes before mating interruptedcolony102030 40506060TO708880genotypegly+00 00380375 392 401tyr+98396398389395401403 399ala+00O00200398406prot079301287304304 298297ser+0140300301298287 2893011. Which gene is transferred from donor to recipient first?2.a. glyb. tyrC.alad. proe. serWhich gene is transferred from donor to recipient last?a. glyb. tyrC.alad. proe.ser3. Which of the following is true?a. Gly is closer to ala than pro is to serb. The StrpR colony type Tyr+ Pro+ Ser- would be expected to be the least abundant if thegene order was tyr pro serC The StrpR colony type Tyr+ Pro+ Ser- would be expected to be the least abundant if thegene order was tyr ser prod. The StrpR colony type Tyr+ Pro+ Ser- would be expected to be the least abundant if thegen order was pro tyr ser

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