In the Hershey-Chase experiment,
a. DNA from parent bacteriophages appeared in progeny bacteriophages.
b. most of the phage DNA never entered the bacteria.
c. more than three-fourths of the phage protein appeared in progeny phages.
d. DNA was labeled with radioactive sulfur.
e. DNA formed the coat of the bacteriophages.
Answer: a. DNA from parent bacteriophages appeared in progeny bacteriophages.
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