Which of the following are newly acquired characteristics of E. coli cells successfully transformed with pGLO?...
Which of the following are newly acquired characteristics of E. coli cells successfully transformed with pGLO? select all that apply
arabinose production
green fluorescence under UV light
ampicillin resistance
lactose fermentation
Homework Answers
- arabinose production
- green fluorescence under UV light
- ampicillin resistance
Plasmid abbreviation is pGLO
Which denotes p - plasmid
G- Green flouresent undee UV light
L - resistance to beta lactamase and ampicillin
and arabinose production.
Arabinose production gene helps in green fluorescence production.
Lactose fermentation is not a acquired character. It is already a existing trait.
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