Analyse the data proved. Which of the E. coli cultures from the regrowth experiment should be used in mutagenesis experiment. Why you selected and why you rejected？ Table 2. The number of cells per milliliter in the overnight cultures prior to dilution in theregrowth experiment.<R1 cells/ml R2 cells/ml R3 cells/ml R4 cells/ml R5 cells/ml R6 cells/mlE. colicultureAB6666400056000000 6320000068800000 6906640072800000 117866400 63200000664000006480000078666400 78666400562664007600000070400000728000007120000068000000 Growth (OD 600)2.62.42.2Bacterial Growth Curve21.81.61.41.210.80.60.40.200 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9TII I I IIIIIIIII+JIITIII IIHHAII IIABCHHHLRAHITT TTTT图表区H-HHHOIHHHHHHHOHHRHHHHHI IHHHHHHHHH10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20Time (hours)HIHII21 22E

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