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In Griffith’s transformation experiment, the conversion of R strain to S strain was due to:


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Transfer of transforming principle from live R strain to heat-killed S strain bacteria

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Uptake of naked DNA from medium by heat-killed S strains

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Transfer of transforming principle from heat-killed S strains to live R strains

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Uptake of transforming principle from medium by heat-killed S strains to become live S strains.

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Solution

The correct option is C

Transfer of transforming principle from heat-killed S strains to live R strains


The transforming principle, later identified as DNA, passed on from the heat-killed S strains, enabled the R strains to synthesise a smooth polysaccharide capsule and become virulent.


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