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29 Sep 2019
In dot points ty Beadle started his career working on Drosophila, but changed his study system to bread mould (Neurospora crassa) for his studies in biosynthetic pathways. Why might it be easier and less time-consuming to use bread mould (a haploid organism) to study the effects of induced mutation on enzyme function?
In dot points ty Beadle started his career working on Drosophila, but changed his study system to bread mould (Neurospora crassa) for his studies in biosynthetic pathways. Why might it be easier and less time-consuming to use bread mould (a haploid organism) to study the effects of induced mutation on enzyme function?
Irving HeathcoteLv2
29 Sep 2019
