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What enzyme is coded for in the chromosome of bacteria? A: glucose b: galactose C: lactose D: beta-galactosidase
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What enzyme is coded for in the chromosome of bacteria?

A: glucose

b: galactose

C: lactose

D: beta-galactosidase

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Da answer is A

I promise its not cap

User Dariom
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The correct answer would be, "D. beta-galactosidase".
As all the others are made in different organisms.

Hoped I helped.
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