Assignment Begin with the information in DNA, a specific gene. Describe how this genetic information results in the formation of a protein. Define mutation. Explain two specific types. Describe five different methods of cancer prevention. Explain three potential risks of genetic engineering technology. Why are viruses the perfect carriers of […]
A plasmid 3 Kb in length contains a gene for ampicillin resistance and a gene for tetracycline resistance. The plasmid has a single site for each of EcoRI, Bg/II, and PstI. If DNA is cloned into the EcoRI site, resistance to either antibiotic is not affected. DNA cloned into the […]
In the naturally occurring variant hemoglobin Rainier, Tyr145? is replaced with a Cys. This mutation allows for disulfide bond formation with a nearby Cys in the same subunit. a. By examining the structure of hemoglobin (Pdb file = 1HGA), suggestwhich Cys makes this new disulfide. b. Formation of this disulfide […]
After insolating different species of bacteria, you see two distinct types of colonies. One has a medium-sized shimy colonies that are mucoid with entire margins, convex elevation and a whitish traslucent appearance. This colony type is the dominant type on the plate. The othe has circular, pinhead colonies which are […]