Griffith’s data suggested that something from the dead virulent type s bacteria transformed the nonvirulent type r bacteria into virulent type s. the experiment of avery, macleod & mccarty, which is depicted, identified dna as griffith’s "transforming principle." based on this information, would you expect a mouse injected with the cocktails above to live or die?

A mouse injected with heat-killed type S-bacteria and R strain bacteria would die.

Explanation:

The “transforming principle” proved by Avery, MacLeod & McCarty indicates that the DNA of an organism carries the hereditary material that can be transformed. Consequently, the genetic material of a bacteria can be modified with surrounding DNA. A dead type of S bacteria when conjugated with non-virulent R bacteria and injected to a mouse can mutate and kill the host. As the R strain bacteria takes some of the heat-killed S bacteria DNA that survived the heating process, it can mutate to the latter and generate a sugar-based shield that protects it from the host’s immune system.

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