A) You would have to incorporate that gene into the bacteria's plasmid (genetic information that isn't in its main genome) so that it can use it and express its message. This is done using enzymes that cut that circular plasmid, insert the gene you want, and put the circular molecule back together. Once you have the bacteria with the plasmid in it, you replicate that bacteria, so all the resulting copies will have that gene and they'll express it.
B) If not enough protein is being produced it could be because you don't have enough bacteria, you'd need a bigger population. The medium the bacteria is in also should be optimal so that it can be as efficient as possible.
Some stars and constellations<span> never rise nor set, and they are </span>called circumpolar. ...Constellations<span> in the northern </span>circumpolar<span> sky include Auriga, Camelopardalis, Cassiopeia, Cepheus, Draco, Lynx, Perseus, </span>Ursa Major, and Ursa Minor. These constellations<span> are always visible in the night sky of the Northern Hemisphere.</span>
Explanation:
In the analogy of a cell as a school, lysosomes could be thought of as a teacher.
Because teacher helps students by solving complex problems in simple way and as teacher lysosomes also helps us by breaking down the complex thing in the cell.
Answer:
b
Explanation:
analyze data, form hypothesis, perform experiment, draw conclusions
