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Form a hypothesis about the relationship between the protein sequence and color.

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Form a hypothesis about the relationship between the protein sequence and color.

So any ideas, fellas?

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You need to provide more information. Colour sequence for what?

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You need to provide more information. Colour sequence for what?

The question involves protein sequences of flowers and the cross between each flowers which can result in white, red, orange, yellow, green, blue, purple or black. You have to make it so that the cross between flowers would end up in purple and explain the relationship between the protein sequences and the colors. Preferably, the explanation has to involve how you wind up with purple ones.

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