How were experiments done by Griffith similar to those done by Avery, MacLeod, and McCarty?

A. Both used enzymes that destroyed DNA
B. Both used pneumococcal bacteria
C. Both used purified DNA
D. Both were done in the 1940s
E. Both used a mouse host


Answer: B

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