BIOS 205: Plasmid Transformation
14 Questions
| Total Attempts: 55
Final.
Questions and Answers
- 1.What cells were used in plasmid transformation?
- 2."Competent" indicates that the cells were treated with
- 3.1st step of Transformation (and purpose)
- 4.2nd step of transformation (and purpose)
- 5.At which step is the plasmid DNA actually taken up by the cell?
- 6.3rd Step of Transformation (and purpose)
- 7.In the presence of arabinose, araC
- 8.When arabinose is absent, araC
- 9.E.coli cells are sensitive to ampicillin and
- 10.How does ampicillin affect the bacterial cells?
- 11.The pGLO plasmid carries the bla gene
- 12.If E. coli uptakes the plasmid, it is
- 13.If E. coli uptakes only water (control plate) or no plasmid,
- 14.How is plasmid DNA separated from chromosomal DNA?
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