Experiment Mouse injected with type S Mouse injected with type R Lived or Died Die Live Mouse injected with dead type Live S Mouse injected with a mix of Die type R and dead type S 1. Fill in the table above saying whether or not the indicated mice lived or died for each experiment. 2. What was concluded from this experiment? Note: nothing was concluded about DNA from this experiment. Later experiments showed that the relevant factor is DNA.

Experiment Mouse injected with type S Mouse injected with type R Lived or Died Die Live Mouse injected with dead type Live S Mouse injected with a mix of Die type R and dead type S 1. Fill in the table above saying whether or not the indicated mice lived or died for each experiment. 2. What was concluded from this experiment? Note: nothing was concluded about DNA from this experiment. Later experiments showed that the relevant factor is DNA.

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Chapter15: Biotechnology

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