Answer:Temperature- Sensitive Mutation, C
Explanation:
AT 37°C ,<u> The organism transcribe a wild type--C.</u>
The type of mutation exhibited by the mutant bacterial strain is a Temperature- Sensitive Mutation. This is because at different temperatures, the organism transcribes differently ie transcribes at wild-type levels at 37°C and completely denatures and ceases to carry out transcription at 42°C .
Represent bonds that liberate unusually large amounts of energy when hydrolyzed.