Let’s say you use hypotonic swelling (like we did in lab) to obliterate millions of human kidney cells, and you place this lysate in a test tube already containing a radioactive lipid called farnesyl pyrophosphate (FPP). You detect that FPP is rapidly converted to a radioactive lipid alcohol called farnesol in these test tubes. Regarding the unknown cellular molecule catalyzing this reaction, you name it FPPase. Write a detailed outline of how you would: 1) ascertain that FPPase is a protein and not some other catalyticmolecule; 2) purify FPPase (several strategies might be employed); 3) locate a human chromosomal region that harbors an exon within the gene encoding FPPase (recall that the human genome is now fullysequenced); 4) physically clone (isolate) the entire human gene, not the cDNA, that encodes FPPase; 5)verify that the gene you cloned indeed encodes a protein with the catalytic properties of FPPase.