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Refer to the paragraph and diagram to answer questions 20 to 22. Griffith
investigated how certain types of bacteria produce pneumonia in mice.
*2 points
The diagram outlines his experiments.
20. What did Griffith conclude from these experiments?
Heat-killed, disease-causing bacteria (5 type)
Disease-causing bacteria (S type)
Harmless bacteria (R type)
Heat-killed, disease-causing bacteria (S type)
Harmless bacteria (R type)
Mouse dies of pneumonia
Mouse lives
Mouse lives
Mouse dies of pneumonia
a. The S type bacteria produced a poison that made mice sick
b. The heat-killed S type bacteria transformed the harmless R type bacteria into disease-causing cells.
c. The R type bacteria produced a poison that caused disease in mice
d. The heat-killed S type bacteria became harmless when injected into the mice along with the R type bacteria
investigated how certain types of bacteria produce pneumonia in mice.
*2 points
The diagram outlines his experiments.
20. What did Griffith conclude from these experiments?
Heat-killed, disease-causing bacteria (5 type)
Disease-causing bacteria (S type)
Harmless bacteria (R type)
Heat-killed, disease-causing bacteria (S type)
Harmless bacteria (R type)
Mouse dies of pneumonia
Mouse lives
Mouse lives
Mouse dies of pneumonia
a. The S type bacteria produced a poison that made mice sick
b. The heat-killed S type bacteria transformed the harmless R type bacteria into disease-causing cells.
c. The R type bacteria produced a poison that caused disease in mice
d. The heat-killed S type bacteria became harmless when injected into the mice along with the R type bacteria
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Griffith concluded from his experiments that:
**b. The heat-killed S type bacteria transformed the harmless R type bacteria into disease-causing cells.**
This conclusion is based on the observation that when the harmless R type bacteria were mixed with heat-killed S type bacteria, the mice developed pneumonia and died, indicating that the R type bacteria had somehow acquired the ability to cause disease.
**b. The heat-killed S type bacteria transformed the harmless R type bacteria into disease-causing cells.**
This conclusion is based on the observation that when the harmless R type bacteria were mixed with heat-killed S type bacteria, the mice developed pneumonia and died, indicating that the R type bacteria had somehow acquired the ability to cause disease.
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