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    6.

    In the Hershey-Chase experiment, why was radioactive sulfur (35S) used to label phage proteins?

    A

    Sulfur is a component of both DNA and protein

    B

    Sulfur is a component of proteins but not DNA

    C

    Sulfur is easily detectable in bacterial cells

    D

    Sulfur is a common component of bacterial cell walls

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    7.

    What was the key observation in the Hershey-Chase experiment that supported DNA as the genetic material?

    A

    Radioactive sulfur (35^{35}S) was found inside the bacterial cells.

    B

    Radioactive phosphorus (32^{32}P) was found inside the bacterial cells.

    C

    Both radioactive sulfur and phosphorus were found inside the bacterial cells.

    D

    Neither radioactive sulfur nor phosphorus were found inside the bacterial cells.

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