Answer is (A) She needs to know the genotype of the second plant.
Koch's postulates are:
- Microorganism is found in all the infected organisms, but should not be present in healthy organisms.
- Microorganism can be isolated from an infected organism and cultured in lab.
- Lab cultured organism should cause disease in healthy person when injected.
- Microorganism needs to be isolated from the infected organism in step 3, the infected organism and the isolated microorganism should be checked with the case in step 1 and 2.
Some individuals contain alternate versions of specific genes (alleles) that make them resistant to particular diseases. for example, people with certain globin alleles are resistant to malaria, and some people cannot be infected with HIV because, genetically, they lack the co-receptors that the virus needs to enter cells. This will lead to the failure of Koch's 3rd postulate.
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Answer:Inducible;inducer
Explanation:
Induction is the phenomenon of increased synthesis of protein or and enzyme in response to certain signal. Such enzymes are called inducible and the signals are called inducer. Induction is turning ''on''the switch of a gene.
When M is present in the medium, M binds the repressor protein. The repressor-M complex is inactive which does not bind to the operator region of LM. Now RNAP can transcribe the structural genes of LM.
M switches the gene ''on''. Hence M is an inducer of LM. LM is an inducible operon
