Quiz D pGLO part 1 Transformation
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Antimicrobial | agent that kills microorganism or inhibits their growth
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Zone Of Inhibition | concentration high enough to stop growth
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Bactericidal | drugs that kill the organism
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Bacteriostatic | stop bacteria from dividing, but not kill them
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Transformation | competent bacterial cells pick up DNA from the environment and make use of the genes it carries
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Plasmid | one or more small circular pieces of DNA
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Bioluminescence |
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Arabinose | a sugar of the pentose class
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Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR) | biochemical reaction to amplify target sequence of nucleic acid in vitro
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Primers | short sequences of DNA
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Polymerase Enzyme | synthesizes long chains or polymers of nucleic acids
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Nucleotides | compound of a nucleotide linked to a phosphate group, forms the basic structure of nucleic acids such as DNA
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Gel Electrophoresis | technique to separate genetic material DNA based upon its size
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DNA | the carrier of genetic information
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Standard Plate Count | estimates the population density in a liquid sample by plating a dilute portion and counting the colonies it produces
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Serial Dilution | controlled transfers down a line of dilution blanks (tubes) containing a known volume of sterile diluent ex. water
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Dilution Factor | determined as a dilution containing 1 mL of sample and 99mL of diluent (water) ex. D= V1/V2= 10 to the power of -2
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Colony Forming Unit | number of colonies that develop on a plate, a countable plate is between 30 and 300 colonies
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