Bacteria that have
taken up the plasmid with antibiotic resistance
gene will grow in a medium laced with the particular antibiotic of interest. More
so, the bacteria that take up plasmid with the lac Z gene, when grown in a medium of lactose only, will propagate. These experiments
are used with selective media that only allows the bacteria with a particular characteristic
to grow.
The distributions of individual intron<span> (</span>intron length<span> distribution) and </span>exon<span> ... We also</span>used<span> the general databases of 10 model species for similar analysis for the ... An</span>average gene<span> contains 3.7 </span>introns<span> in 1 kb of protein </span>coding region, but with .... ofintron sizes<span> in Figure 1 implies that very large </span>introns<span> may </span>make<span> up a small </span>
Answer:
Two, usually
Explanation:
A diploid plant has two copies (alleles) of every gene. If one copy of the gene is destroyed by a mutation, the plant will likely be okay with its other copy, and the trait will still be expressed.
However, some traits require both copies of the gene to be expressed. For example, if one gene is destroyed that means only half the amount of the gene product is produced. If that is not enough protein for the trait to be expressed, then the trait will be lost.
Answer:
cyclin-dependent kinase (Cdk)
Explanation:
