plasmid

Converse of object

• call: The bacterium contains a section of DNA called a plasmid in addition to its usual component of DNA.
• have: If you have a plasmid that might be interesting to sequence in this context please contact Christopher Thomas.
• carry: Initial experiments are designed to determine if afferent lymph DC carry plasmid, make GFP and/or take up free GFP from the lymph plasma.
• transform: Then you can try and see if you can transform one plasmid and then make that strain competent and then transform the second plasmid.

Adjective modifier

• bacterial: The third step is to join the new gene into the bacterial plasmid.
• second: Then you can try and see if you can transform one plasmid and then make that strain competent and then transform the second plasmid.
• modified: Place the modified plasmid into a dish containing leaf disks cut from the plant to be modified.
• single: Along with cross resistance to aminoglycoside antibiotics, pathogenic bacteria frequently develop multiple drug resistance transmitted on a single plasmid.
• large: Robert is studying the role of a large native plasmid in pathogenicity of P.
• puc18: Both pUC18 plasmid and transgenic maize DNA were used in the experiments.

Modifies a noun

• replication: For my 4th year project I will be working with the university genetics department to model certain aspects of plasmid replication.
• DNA: Our research aims to employ specific protein-DNA interactions to generate pure plasmid DNA for use in gene therapy.
• vector: How are plasmid vectors constructed for use in genetic modification?
• transfer: Instead, the researchers had to construct completely new plasmid transfer vectors.
• sequence: No genetic maps were given on the constructs or the plasmids used, nor whether any plasmid sequences are integrated into the transgenic plants.
• construct: Plasmid constructs will be introduced into immortal human and mouse cell lines ( such as HeLa and mouse dermal fibroblasts ) by transfection.

Noun used with modifier

• expression: Gateway technology is very suitable for high-throughput production of expression plasmid of FL cDNA.
• helper: Therefore, the helper plasmid lacking one or the other of the ITS cannot integrate itself into target DNA.
• coli: The only information on the plasmid not blacked out was that it was an E coli plasmid.
• donor: Otherwise those original donor plasmid may interfere with the transformation later.