Lab Practical (Transformation, Embryology and Biotechnology )

This experiment shows that DNA will be obtained by bacteria through their environment and then use that to make proteins. What is the name of that process?

What is the smaller circular DNA in bacteria called?

What scientist completed this experiment?

What type of bacterial disease was used in this experiment?

What do the letters PCR represent in which this machine processes DNA?

We used the machine in question 5 to process DNA using heat cycles, what does the machine ultimately do for scientists?

What is the charge on DNA?

In gel electrophoresis, what end do you put the DNA (positive or negative)?

In gel electrophoresis, which fragments are faster and are found at the lower end of the gel (small or large)?

In gel electrophoresis, what makes the DNA move down the gel?