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What type(s) of mutations are likely produced by chemical #1?

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www.chegg.com/homework-help/questions-and-answers You recently discovered four new chemical mutagens (#1 - #4), but you do not know what type(s) of mutations these chemicals induce. You exposed E. coli to each chemical individually and observed mutant phenotypes. You then exposed this bacteria to a second known mutagen to observe if the mutations from chemicals #1 - #4 could be reversed. Your data is presented below. Mutations Induced by Mutations Reversed by Chemical EMS Acridine Orange 5-Bromouracil #1 No Yes No #2 Yes No Yes #3 Yes Yes Yes #4 No No No What type(s) of mutations are likely produced by chemical #3? A. transversions B. transitions C. frameshifts What type(s) of mutations are likely produced by chemical #4? A. transversions B. transitions C. frameshifts (SELECT ALL THAT APPLY)

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