Respuesta :
Answer:
E) B and D.
Explanation:
- A test that is used to determine if two mutations that are associated with a specific phenotype are allelic or non allelic is known as a complementation test.
- If the mutation is allelic then the combination does not complement, but if complementation occurs it shows that the combination is not allelic.
- In the given case, the mutants cannot grow on glucose, however a combination of two strains were able to grow on glucose, this means they are able to complement each other.
- If they complement each other this means that mutations lie on different genes and since, they are affecting the growth on glucose it also confirms that the atleast 2 different genes are required for glucose metabolism in E.coli.