Luria-Delbrück Experiment: Testing Evolution Hypotheses

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Description

This lecture covers the Luria-Delbrück experiment, which uses probabilities to test hypotheses about evolution, focusing on the randomness of mutations in biology and the selection process. It explains the experimental setup, the two hypotheses tested, and the quantitative analysis of the results, highlighting the significance of mutations in generating diversity and variation in biological systems.

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