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what differences in the chemical structure of DNA and protein allow scientists to label macromolecules with radioactive isotope?

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The Hershey-Chase experiment, which demonstrated that the genetic material of phage is DNA, not protein. The experiment uses two sets of T2 bacteriophages. In one set, the protein coat is labeled with radioactive sulfur (35S), not found in DNA.

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what differences in the chemical structure of DNA and protein allow scientists to label macromolecules with radioactive isotope?​

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what differences in the chemical structure of DNA and protein allow scientists to label macromolecules with radioactive isotope?