Diversity in Lac operon regulation among Escherichia coli isolates Sources: 1.Phillips KN, Widmann S, Lai H-Y, Nguyen J, Ray JCJ, Balázsi G, Cooper TF. 2019. Diversity in lac operon regulation among diverse Escherichia coli isolates depends on the broader genetic background but is not explained by genetic relatedness. mBio10:e02232-19. https://doi.org/10.1128/mBio.02232-19. 2.Setty et al. Detailed map […]
What are the Media used and conditions followed for bacterial culturing? Explain in detail how you identify a specific microorganism, the stain characteristics, and additional chemical tests to use for Microorganism identification.
Microbiology Course Assignment: Answer the following questions: (I- he specimen handling department has received two patients’ samples: – First, a urine sample provided with a lab requisition for a C/S (for one patient). – Second, a throat Swab received for another patient, provided with a lab requisition for Streptococcus group (A) testing (Serological testing) and […]
What happens to the letter “e” as you go from 4x to 10x to 40 x? In which magnification can you see the most of the letter “e”?
Virtual Microscope Lab Objectives: Identify the following microscope parts: Coarse adjustment knob Fine adjustment knob Stage Ocular lens Objective lens Label cells that are under a microscope Part 1. Parts of the Compound Microscope The compound microscope combines the magnifying power of the ocular lens with the magnifying power of the objective lens. The magnifying […]
Explain what happens if even one amino acid is substituted for another in a polypeptide chain. Provide a specific example.
ASSIGNMENT Answer all questions 1. Describe the similarities and differences between glycogen and starch. 2. Why is it impossible for humans to digest food that contains cellulose? 3.Explain at least three functions that lipids serve in plants and/or animals. 4.Why have trans fats been banned from some restaurants? How are they created? 5.Explain what happens […]
What is it about amino acids that give proteins the ability to be such talented molecules and allow them to form macromolecules as diverse as antibodies, enzymes and muscle fibers?
Biomolecules Homework Part 2: There are four categories of biomolecules that can be described as macromolecular building blocks of life: Lipids, Carbohydrates, Proteins, and Nucleic Acids. Question #1 Make a chart that summarizes the following: What are the Monomers and Polymers associated with each category. For each category, include in the chart primary biological functions […]
Narrate the two ancestors’ tales. Explain what it means to you. In what sense do we object to the distinction between ‘higher (advanced) animals’ and ‘lower (primitive) animals’?
The concept of the “ladder of life” or Scalia natural fail Some of your paper can concisely narrate the two ancestors’ tales. However, you should also explain what it means to you. In what sense do we object to the distinction between ‘higher (advanced) animals’ and ‘lower (primitive) animals’? How does the concept of the […]
Prepare a research paper explaining what causes sperm count drop and affects humanity?
Topic: Sperm Assignment Prepare a research paper explaining what causes sperm count drop and affects humanity?
Using the OCD value from part A, determine the number of colonies that would be expected to grow on a plate that is inoculated with 0.1 mL volume of 10-9 dilution from this same stock of bacteria.
Topic: Serial dilution quiz You have an original cell density of 2.10 x 107 CFU/mL. What is this number in its non-scientific notation or “regular” format? If you’ve taken 500 ul of a bacterial culture and added 500 ul of DI water, you have achieved what dilution (i.e. what is the dilution factor)? Group of […]
Execute the beginning of a bacterial culture. Demonstrate an understanding of electrophoresis and running different percentage gels.
Bacterial Culture for Plasmid Amplification Execute the beginning of a bacterial culture Demonstrate the ability to make and run electrophoresis gels. Demonstrate an understanding of electrophoresis and running different percentage gels.
How would you describe the bacterium’s susceptibility to each antibiotic? Choose if each are sensitive, intermediate, or resistant.
Bacterium A specific bacterium was used in testing antibiotic effectiveness. The zone of inhibition measured 14 mm for each antibiotic. How would you describe the bacterium’s susceptibility to each antibiotic? Choose if each are sensitive, intermediate, or resistant. Ampicillin: Chloramphenicol: Erythromycin: Gentamicin: Streptomycin: