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Avery destroyed part of the bacteria, which meant that transformation did not occur. What part of the bacteria did he destroy? A. proteins B. DNA C. lipids D. enzymes

Avery destroyed part of the bacteria, which meant that transformation did not occur. What part of the bacteria did he destroy? A. proteins B. DNA C. lipids D. enzymes
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Avery destroyed part of the bacteria, which meant that transformation did not occur.

What part of the bacteria did he destroy?
A. proteins
B. DNA
C. lipids
D. enzymes

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d

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B !!!

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