You’ve transformed Agrobacterium tumefaciens with a modified Ti plasmid.  Within the T-DNA boundaries, the plasmid carries no gall-inducing genes but DOES contain a general plant promoter upstream of a gene of interest that you’d like to transfer to the plant.  What would you expect to happen if these engineered Agrobacteria were placed on a plant at the site of a wound? 

Part 2: Short Answer Section

Unlike in bacteria, eukaryotes often have _________ located far upstream (e.g. 100’s to 1000’s of bp upstream) of the gene.

Week 8: Genetic Technology Match the labeled features of the plasmid below (A – F) with the possible answers (1 – 10).  NOTE: All letters will have ONE numbered answer.  NOT all numbered answers will be used.  

The first part of protein that is made is referred to as the

Short Answer D.  (4 pts) In addition to summarizing the laws of segregation and independent assortment, we also looked how phases of meiosis can explain why these laws occur.  What phase(s) of meiosis are responsible for these laws and explain how what is happening mechanistically in that stage is the basis for each law?

Short Answer B. In this matching question, fill in the following statement with the missing words based on the diagram below:  The cells is [ploidy] with [chromonum] different chromosome(s) that [duplication] replicated.

cDNAs are often considered desirable for molecular biologists because cDNAs match the primary transcript AND. . .

What is the best way to characterize the difference between the principle of segregation and the principle of independent assortment?

In agarose gel electrophoresis of DNA molecules: