I think the answer is D. ( or supported by observations ). Because theories change over time, they both NEED to be proven, they do NOT go off of consensus, but they do NEED to be supported by observations.
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Genes<span> for medically important </span>proteins can<span> be cloned and inserted into </span>bacteria<span>, as shown in the diagram below. </span>Why can bacteria recognize a human gene and then produce a human protein<span>? A. DNA replication in </span>bacteria<span> and </span>humans<span> is the same. B. </span>Bacterial<span> cells contain the same organelles as </span>human<span> cells.</span>
Ascending large intestine, transverse, and descending
Both of its parents must have had a t gene
