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Potatoes are relatively easy to genetically engineer, which is why they
are being used in edible vaccine studies. Why will edible vaccines eventually
require the engineering of a food product that is routinely consumed raw? |
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Why would a disease-causing bacterium express different genes when inside
the body? |
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Why would the sequence of ribosomal RNA genes remain relatively stable
over time? |
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How could insertion of a vector randomly into the chromosome disrupt the
regulation of existing genes? |
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In what situation is it important to distinguish between different bacterial
strains? |
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What would happen in the sequencing reaction if the relative concentration
of a dideoxynucleotide were increased? |
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Sequencing reactions can be done using PCR. In this case would two primers
be necessary? |
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