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Usually they transform them by changing their genetic code, they change it by splitting the genetics of a bacteria (it looks like a circle, rather than a double helix) and adding in a part of another organism's code, this is most commonly seen in preparing insulin for diabetics, the gene that codes for insulin is "spliced" onto the regular bacteria gene, and then the bacteria is grown, harvested, and refined to get insulin that would otherwise have to have come from pigs or other animals
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What are the two ways scientists transform plant cells without using plasmids?
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What modern organisms do scientists think the first cells resembled?
Bacteria were the first cells.
What does the sex pillus of cells do?
sex pillus in F+ bacteria is used to transform naturally other bacteria. This sex pillus can trasfert the F plasmid.
Single bacteria cells split into what two cells?
They split into two bacteria cells!
What can bacteria do that viruses cannot?
Bacteria can attack and kill cells. White blood cells can kill bacteria.
What are two ways scientists transform plant cells without using plasmids?
hello.
What are the two ways scientists transform plant cells without using plasmids?
hello.
What modern organisms do scientists think the first cells resembled?
Bacteria were the first cells.
What did scientists discover with the help microscopes?
Can be used to see cells as small as bacteria.
What does the sex pillus of cells do?
sex pillus in F+ bacteria is used to transform naturally other bacteria. This sex pillus can trasfert the F plasmid.
What factors might influence transformation efficiency?
Temperature, Pressure, Technique used to Tranform Bacteria, Time taken to Transform Bacteria, Concentration and Mass of Plasmid be used to transform the bacteria.
How do scientists transform bacteria?
Usually they transform them by changing their genetic code, they change it by splitting the genetics of a bacteria (it looks like a circle, rather than a double helix) and adding in a part of another organism's code, this is most commonly seen in preparing insulin for diabetics, the gene that codes for insulin is "spliced" onto the regular bacteria gene, and then the bacteria is grown, harvested, and refined to get insulin that would otherwise have to have come from pigs or other animals
What did the microscope contribute to science?
The microscope enabled scientists to magnify their observations, allowing research and the study of cells, bacteria, animals, etc.
What organisms can transform unusable nitrogen?
Nitrogen-fixing bacteria
How are fungus cells difforent from bacteria cells?
Fungus cells are eukariyotic cells. Bacteria have prokariyotic cells
Do bacteria cells have nucleas?
Bacteria cells don't have a nucleas.
How are bacteria cells different then cells of prokayotes?
Bacteria are prokaryotes.
