MODULE 6: BACTERIA AND PLASMIDS

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Prokaryotes

organisms made up of cells that lack a cell nucleus or any membrane bound oganelles such as bacteria

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Plasmids

small, circular extrachromosomal DNA found in bacteria. Result in phenotypic changes required for survival

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Genome

complete set of genetic information in an organism. Stored in a form of long DNA molecules called chromosomes.

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what is dna short for?

deoxyribonucleic acid.

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What is DNA?

DNA molecules are very long chains composed of repeating subunits known as nucleotides A,G,C and T. It is double stranded with complementary strands.

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Features of a DNA Heliz

  • 2 DNA Strands

  • antiparallel

  • strands

  • supercoiled

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pGLO Plasmid

recombinant pGLO plasmid. enable replication of the plasmid DNA.

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Ampicillin

an antibiotic that kills bacteria

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Transformed bacteria

survive/grow in presence of ampicillin/ These transformed bacteria can be selected from the non-transformed by growing in medium containing ampicillin.

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Competent Cells

Cells capable of taking in foreign DNA. Unable to produce enzymes that metabolize arabinose.

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Bacterial Transformation

Method to introduce plasmid DNA in bacteria:

  1. Competent cell preparation

  2. Transformation

  3. Recovery

  4. Plating

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