What would the results of Taylor's experiment be if eukaryotes used a conservative mode of DNA replication? A. After one round of replication in radioactive solution, one double-stranded DNA molecule would be radioactive in both strands and the other would not be radioactive in either strand.
B. After one round of replication in radioactive solution, two double-stranded DNA molecules would be radioactive in one strand and would not be radioactive in the other strand.
C. After one round of replication in radioactive solution, both double-stranded DNA molecules would be radioactive in both strands.
D. After one round of replication in radioactive solution, two double-stranded DNA molecules would contain no radioactivity in any strand.
E. After the second round of replication in nonradioactive solution, all four DNA molecules would be nonradioactive in both strands.
F. After the second round of replication in nonradioactive solution, two of the four DNA molecules would be radioactive in both strands and the other two DNA molecules would contain one radioactive strand and one nonradioactive strand.
G. After the second round of replication in nonradioactive solution, one of the four DNA molecules would be radioactive in both strands and the other three DNA molecules would contain no radioactivity in any strand.
H. After the second round of replication in nonradioactive solution, two of the four DNA molecules would be radioactive in both strands and the other two DNA molecules would be nonradioactive in both strands.