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A competent bacterial strain that has the genotype a- b- c+ is transduced with a P1 phage carrying a fragment of donor chromosome with the a+ b+ c- alleles. The following number of transductants were found after screening for the selectable marker a+.

Transductant GenotypeNumber
a+ b- c+160
a+ b+ c+360
a+ b+ c-460
a+ b- c-20
Which of the following conclusions is false?
◦ The transduction frequency between a and b is 82%.
◦ The transduction frequency between a and c is 48%.
◦ Gene a and gene b are closer together than gene a and gene c.
◦ The gene order is acb.
◦ The selected marker screen will inhibit growth of transductants with the genotype a- b+ c-.
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