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Answer:
The correct answer is: Living IIIS (disease causing) bacteria.
Explanation:
- According to the question, Griffith injected two strains of bacteria in the mice, which are:
- Living IIR strain which are incapable of causing any disease.
- Heat killed IIIS strain that can cause a disease.
- Inside the injected mice,the heat killed IIIS (disease-causing) strain of the bacteria releases a factor that was not affected by heat.
- This factor was taken up by the living IIR (not disease causing) bacteria. This caused it to get transformed from the non-disease causing IIR strain to the disease causing IIIS strain.
- After the process of transformation, the disease causing IIIS strain causes pneumonia in the mice and hence kills it.
- This factor is now known to be the DNA or Deoxyribonucleic Acid.
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