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When Avery and his colleagues kill the S-strain bacteria and mix the remains with the Australian bacteria, the R-strain remain harmless? - True - False
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When Avery and his colleagues kill the S-strain bacteria and mix the remains with the Australian bacteria, the R-strain remain harmless?

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Answer: False.

Explanation: False because, the harmless bacteria would not have been transformed, and the mice would have lived.

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