pGLO InLab Quiz

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What is Amp^R?

A gene that codes for Ampicillin resistance

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What is Pbad?

Can be turned on+off under certain conditions, GFP promoter

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What is the Ori?

Origin of replication

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What is the GFP gene?

Codes for protein that glows florescent green (Green Florescent Protein)

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What is araC?

Acts as a regulator for the GFP gene, switch

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What is the purpose of the plate with no additives?

Acts as a negative control. No growth here=mislabeled plate? dead cells?

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What is a competent bacteria?

bacteria that have the ability to take up foreign DNA from their environment through a process called transformation.

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<p>What's 1?</p>

What's 1?

araC

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<p>Whats 2?</p>

Whats 2?

Pbad

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<p>Whats 3?</p>

Whats 3?

GFP

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<p>Whats 4?</p>

Whats 4?

Amp^r

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<p>Whats 5?</p>

Whats 5?

Ori (origin)

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Why can bacteria with pGLO grow in Ampicillin plates?

pGLO containing amp^r allows the bacteria to resist dying, while those without pGLO will die.

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What does warming the bacteria with pGLO plasmid DNA do? >42 degrees C

Allows competent to open, letting in the pGLO DNA

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What does cooling the bacteria with pGLO plasmid DNA do? <42 degrees C

Allows the bacteria to close, there for trapping the pGLO DNA