Garrod first proposed that:a

metabolic defects were due to the lack of an enzyme.
b. metabolic defects were due to excess enzyme production.
c. metabolic defects were due to chromosomal changes.
d. mutations were heritable.
e. metabolic defects did not occur in humans.


a

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