Avery, MacLeod, and McCarty performed an experiment to narrow down what type of molecule the transforming factor is. They added enzymes to the heat-killed S strain to target different types of molecules in each test. If they had then injected the different mixtures into mice, what would the results have been?

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Kamden Hawkins

29 December, 12:37

Avery, MacLeod, and McCarty performed an experiment to narrow down what type of molecule the transforming factor is. They added enzymes to the heat-killed S strain to target different types of molecules in each test. If they had then injected the different mixtures into mice, what would the results have been?

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Sarahi Gibson · Answer 1

Different from the one is expected

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Even mice are mammals like us, but they have different characteristics, so in this way, they the codification and the effects of the molecule, in mice will be different as in humankind. The enzymes could be different in these species, or also the codification proteins.