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Bacterial Transformation

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April 11, 2015

 

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The host is the organism that will take in the DNA. The vector is the means of transporting the DNA into the host. A common method for selecting the transformed organisms is to introduce them to an environment containing what they are resistant to (once they transform) because only the transformed organisms will be able to survive in that environment...
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coli), therefore it is properly defined as bacterial transformation. E. coli will be our host. It is a good host for transformation because it contains one chromosome and it divides and grows very quickly. The vector in this case will be a plasmid, the simplest bacterial vector. Plasmids are circular DNA that contain important information for the growth of bacteria, in this case genetic information vital for their survival...
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