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   The bacteria Ohn onotagn is essentiallyidentical to E. coli. You are given two strains of O. onotan- I andII. Strain I is wild type and divides every 20 minutes. Strain IIhowever takes 2 hours to divide. Strain I and II differ by one basepair. Where there is a G in strain I, there is a C instrain II. Strain II has as many proteins as does I, but the proteins inII appear to be all a little longer than normal. All of theadditional amino acids added to the II protiens are on the carboxylterminus, and the addition always begins with the amino acidtyrosine. You are able to transform strain I with a tRNA gene fromstrain II that now causes strain I to divide as slowly as strainII. In this transformed strain I cell, the proteins are all longerand the additional amino acids added are on the carboxyl terminus,and the addition always begins with the amino acid tyrosine. What type of explanation can u provide for thereresults?    The bacteria Ohn onotagn is essentiallyidentical to E. coli. You are given two strains of O. onotan- I andII. Strain I is wild type and divides every 20 minutes. Strain IIhowever takes 2 hours to divide. Strain I and II differ by one basepair. Where there is a G in strain I, there is a C instrain II. Strain II has as many proteins as does I, but the proteins inII appear to be all a little longer than normal. All of theadditional amino acids added to the II protiens are on the carboxylterminus, and the addition always begins with the amino acidtyrosine. You are able to transform strain I with a tRNA gene fromstrain II that now causes strain I to divide as slowly as strainII. In this transformed strain I cell, the proteins are all longerand the additional amino acids added are on the carboxyl terminus,and the addition always begins with the amino acid tyrosine. What type of explanation can u provide for thereresults?

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