Question

9 multiple choice 1 point yeast complementation means one strain can complement the deficiency of another if they are different mating types one strain can complement the deficiency of another if they are the same mating type their dna bases are complementary to each other their rna bases are complementary to each other

Explanation:

Yeast complementation in genetics (related to Biology, a subfield of Natural Science) involves testing if two mutant strains (of different mating types, as yeast has mating types like a and α) can complement each other's deficiencies. Same - mating - type strains don't complement. DNA/RNA base complementarity is about nucleic acid pairing, not yeast complementation. So the correct concept is one strain complementing another's deficiency when they are different mating types.

Answer:

A. One strain can complement the deficiency of another if they are different mating types