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gtnhenbr [62]
3 years ago
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A briefly explain the genetic and evolutionary implications of lederberg and lederberg’s (1952 finding that mutations adapted to

particular culture conditions (e.g., the presence of antibiotics existed before the selective culture conditions were imposed. b how did “replica plating” contribute to this conclusion?
Biology
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balandron [24]3 years ago
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Lederbergs' experiment of the prevalence of mutations before selective culture was proved by replica plating. They spread bacteria on the plate and allowed them to grow. Next, they stamped the growth on the new plate which was already containing penicillin. The bacteria were able to grow on this plate, even when they never exposed to the antibiotic before. This proved that some of the bacteria were already mutated and were not as a result of exposure to selective culture conditions. 
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