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Which methods did Seymour Benzer use to study 20,000 mutants of the rII region of the T4 bacteriophage?

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Which methods did Seymour Benzer use to study 20,000 mutants of the rII region of the T4 bacteriophage?

Which methods did Seymour Benzer use to study 20,000 mutants of the rII region of the T4 bacteriophage?

▸ genetic complementation analysis only

▸ intragenic recombination analysis only

▸ deletion-mapping analysis only

▸ intragenic recombination analysis and deletion-mapping analysis only

▸ genetic complementation analysis, intragenic recombination analysis, and deletion-mapping analysis

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Genetic Analysis: An Integrated Approach

Genetic Analysis: An Integrated Approach

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Authors: Sanders, Bowman

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