Direct selection involves inoculating cells onto growth media on which
A)the mutant but not the parental cell type will grow.
B)the mutation will be reversed.
C)the nutrients necessary for mutation to occur are present.
D)the mutagen is present.

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Direct selection involves inoculating cells onto growth media that only supports the growth of the mutant cell type, not the parental cell type. This allows for the selection of the desired mutant cells. The other options (B, C, and D) are not directly related to direct selection.

Direct Selection Involves Inoculating Cells onto Growth Media on Which