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T, O, and C genes. Mutant cats were given various substances in their fod, which either did help them produce purrine, or did not help. The results are summarized below. + means you get purrine production; - means you don't add Mewsic add Felinine add Clawsome add Lickinine mutation in T mutation in S mutation in A + Mutation in C + Fill in the pathway including these 4 intermediates leading up to the formation of purrine, and clearly show at which steps the T, S, A, and C enzymes function. Either fill in this or rewrite it, where "substrate" refers to Mewsic, Felinine, Clawsome, or Lickinine; and gene refers to T, S, A, or C. Gene Gene [substrate]- Gene >[substrate]--- Gene > [substrate]-- → [substrate]-- → purrine

T, O, and C genes. Mutant cats were given various substances in their fod, which either did help them produce purrine, or did not help. The results are summarized below. + means you get purrine production; - means you don't add Mewsic add Felinine add Clawsome add Lickinine mutation in T mutation in S mutation in A + Mutation in C + Fill in the pathway including these 4 intermediates leading up to the formation of purrine, and clearly show at which steps the T, S, A, and C enzymes function. Either fill in this or rewrite it, where "substrate" refers to Mewsic, Felinine, Clawsome, or Lickinine; and gene refers to T, S, A, or C. Gene Gene [substrate]- Gene >[substrate]--- Gene > [substrate]-- → [substrate]-- → purrine

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9. one for each correct position of gene/enzyme and substrate) There is, of course, a metabolic pathway by which purrine is made. Four genes have been found which are responsible to produce purrine. These are the L, T, O, and C genes. Mutant cats were given various substances in their food, which either did help them produce purrine, or did not help. The results are summarized below. + means you get purrine production; - means you don't add Mewsic add Felinine add Clawsome add Lickinine mutation in T mutation in S mutation in A Mutation in C + Fill in the pathway including these 4 intermediates leading up to the formation of purrine, and clearly show at which steps the T, S, A, and C enzymes function. Either fill in this or rewrite it, where "substrate" refers to Mewsic, Felinine, Clawsome, or Lickinine; and gene refers to T, S, A, or C. Gene → [substrate]-- Gene Gene (substrate]--- Gene →[substrate]--- → [substrate]-- → purrine
Transcribed Image Text:9. one for each correct position of gene/enzyme and substrate) There is, of course, a metabolic pathway by which purrine is made. Four genes have been found which are responsible to produce purrine. These are the L, T, O, and C genes. Mutant cats were given various substances in their food, which either did help them produce purrine, or did not help. The results are summarized below. + means you get purrine production; - means you don't add Mewsic add Felinine add Clawsome add Lickinine mutation in T mutation in S mutation in A Mutation in C + Fill in the pathway including these 4 intermediates leading up to the formation of purrine, and clearly show at which steps the T, S, A, and C enzymes function. Either fill in this or rewrite it, where "substrate" refers to Mewsic, Felinine, Clawsome, or Lickinine; and gene refers to T, S, A, or C. Gene → [substrate]-- Gene Gene (substrate]--- Gene →[substrate]--- → [substrate]-- → purrine
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