Refer to the table showing several prokaryote species (labeled F-J) that have been sequenced, and the genes they contain.(Note: "x" marks the species possessing a functional copy of the gene.) 
Unlike the other species here, species F cannot grow if it is given maltose, a disaccharide, as its sole carbon source.It can grow when given the by-products of maltose.Based on the data, what is the most likely genetic hypothesis for this inability? How would you test your hypothesis?
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