How do you arrive to the given answers? What is the setup for this type of probl
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How do you arrive to the given answers? What is the setup for this type of problem?
3. (10 mutant 2. Mutants 3 Points) Mutant s l and 2 are two point mutations of rlIA. Mutant 1 does not overlap with and 4 are two deletion mutations of rIIB. Mutant 3 overlaps with mutant 4 a deletion that overlaps mutants 2 and 4, but does not overlap mutants 1 and 3,. For each of the follo infection on E. coli strain K Finally, you dilute this second lysate and perform low m.o.i infections o coli B and E. coli K. n separate plates with E Predict the results by circling ONE answer per cross. Select "Equal Number" if the E. coli B and K plates will have some plaques in equal proportions; select "No Plaques" if both plates show O plaques; select "Can't tell" if the information provided is insufficient to predict the E. coli will result with certainty Can't tell 1 x 2 More on E coli B Equal Number No Plaques 1x3 More on E coli B ) Equal Number NoPlaques 2x4 More on E coli B Equal Number No-Plaques Can't tell . Can't tel Can't tell More on E coli B Equal Number No Plaques 3 x4 Can't tell 4 x 5 More on E coli B Equal Number No PlaquesExplanation / Answer
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E. coli B allows both to grow (mutant rIIA & rIIB)
E. coli K(), does not permit the growth of rII mutant but it does allow wild-type phages to grow
rIIA, rIIB cistrons -complementing mutation
Mutation 1,2 (point mutation)- present on rIIA & Mutation 3, 4(deletion mutation) on rIIB
So, based on this information we can find out the-
1X2 - Equal number ( because rIIB is wild-type which helps to grow E.coli K)
1x3 - E.cloi only (because rIIA and rIIB both mutant)
2x4 - E.coli only
3x4 - Equal
4X5 - E.coli only (because mutant 5 is deletion mutant which overlaps with 2and 4)
Note- Phage will grow in E.coli K only when rIIA & rIIB, one of these is wild-type
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