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trap
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magnet
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shark
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monster
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star
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Sequencing DNA and using a database to identify a pathogen involved in an outbreak uses
Bioinformatics
Microarray
Technology Hacks
ELISA
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banana
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gold
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rocket
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What bacterial structured is typically altered during the genetic engineering process?
Plasmid
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On the pFluoroGreen plasmid, what gene has the function of turning on transcription for the GFP?
T7 promoter
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What must be present in the bacteria's environment for the T7 promoter to turn on transcription of the GFP?
IPTG
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What antibiotic interferes with cell replication by blocking the enzyme needed for DNA coiling?
Beta Lactams (penicillin)
Sulfanomides
Tetracyclines
Fluoroquinolones
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Which of these is a characteristic of Gram negative bacteria?
Lack of porins in cell wall
Endotoxins
Stains purple
Thick cell wall
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What cell structure is targeted by beta lactams?
Cell Walls
Nucleoid
Ribosome
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Which Patient does not have the disease?
Patient B
Paient C
Patient A
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What decade marks the discovery of insulin and penicillin
1920
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How is insulin made?
Genetically Engineered Bacteria
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On which plates would you expect the bacteria to grow in this experimental design?
-DNA/-Amp, +DNA/+Amp, +DNA/+Amp/IPTG
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What cell structure is targeted by tetracycline?
Ribosomes
Cell Wall
Nucleoid
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Name a reason for increased antibioic resistant bacteria.
Overuse in farming, Not taking prescriptions as prescribed, Overprescribing
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