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In the Hershey-Chase experiment, bacteriophages were produced in either 32P-containing or 35S-containing medium. Where were these isotopes eventually detected when the radioactively-labeled bacteriophages were introduced to a fresh bacterial culture?

▸ Both 32P and 35S were associated with the bacterial cells.

▸ The 32P was associated with the culture medium and 35S was associated with the phage particles.

▸ The 32P was associated with the bacterial cells and 35S was associated with the phage particles.

▸ The 32P was associated with the culture medium and 35S was associated with the bacterial cells.

▸ Both 32P and 35S were associated with the phage particles.

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