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.
Lactobacillus is the answer for this question
Inclusion bodies contain very little host protein, ribosomal components or DNA/RNA fragments.
<span>The answer is germline mutation. The main changes that matter to huge scale advancement are those that can be passed on to posterity. These happen in regenerative cells like eggs and sperm and are called germline mutation. A solitary germline transformation can have a scope of impacts: No change happens in phenotype.</span>
