Pasapalabra

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PasapalabraVersion en ligne Find the correct word :) par ILARIA SORRENTINO A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z Starts with A A common antibiotic used to select for bacteria that have taken up a plasmid. Starts with B Single-celled organisms, like E. coli, used as hosts for plasmidic DNA replication. Starts with C The ability to incorporate extracellular DNA from the environment Starts with D A cryoprotectant added to freezing media to prevent ice crystal formation. Starts with E The most common bacterial species used for molecular cloning. Starts with F One of the two adherent cell types that we used in the lab Starts with G A primary energy source present in the DMEM culture media. Starts with H An immortalized human keratinocyte cell line used in skin research. Starts with I Keeps your cells at 37°C and 5% CO2. Contains J The button on a micropipette used to safely discard contaminated tips. Starts with K A unit of measure for the length of DNA fragments (molecular marker size). Starts with L The golden rule of the lab to avoid mixing up samples during a protocol. Starts with M Precision tool used to handle microliter volumes of reagents. Starts with N The chamber used for manually counting your cell suspension. Starts with O The eyepieces of the microscope used to check cell confluence. Starts with P Small, circular DNA molecules used as vectors in transformation. Starts with Q The measured amount of DNA or cells (concentration) required for an experiment. Contains R A safe nucleic acid stain used to visualize DNA in agarose gels. Starts with S The required state of all tools and surfaces before starting cell culture. Starts with T The enzyme that "digests" the proteins holding cells to the flask. Starts with U Turned on inside the hood for 15–20 minutes to achieve surface sterilization. Starts with V Equipment used to rapidly mix small vials of liquids or resuspend pellets. Starts with W Using PBS to remove traces of serum or old media before trypsinization. Contains X DNA that comes from an outside source (like the plasmid you are inserting). Contains Y The chemical process used to isolate plasmids from bacterial proteins/genomic DNA. Contains Z Biological catalysts, such as Trypsin.

PasapalabraVersion en ligne

Find the correct word :)

par ILARIA SORRENTINO

Starts with A

A common antibiotic used to select for bacteria that have taken up a plasmid.

Starts with B

Single-celled organisms, like E. coli, used as hosts for plasmidic DNA replication.

Starts with C

The ability to incorporate extracellular DNA from the environment

Starts with D

A cryoprotectant added to freezing media to prevent ice crystal formation.

Starts with E

The most common bacterial species used for molecular cloning.

Starts with F

One of the two adherent cell types that we used in the lab

Starts with G

A primary energy source present in the DMEM culture media.

Starts with H

An immortalized human keratinocyte cell line used in skin research.

Starts with I

Keeps your cells at 37°C and 5% CO2.

Contains J

The button on a micropipette used to safely discard contaminated tips.

Starts with K

A unit of measure for the length of DNA fragments (molecular marker size).

Starts with L

The golden rule of the lab to avoid mixing up samples during a protocol.

Starts with M

Precision tool used to handle microliter volumes of reagents.

Starts with N

The chamber used for manually counting your cell suspension.

Starts with O

The eyepieces of the microscope used to check cell confluence.

Starts with P

Small, circular DNA molecules used as vectors in transformation.

Starts with Q

The measured amount of DNA or cells (concentration) required for an experiment.

Contains R

A safe nucleic acid stain used to visualize DNA in agarose gels.

Starts with S

The required state of all tools and surfaces before starting cell culture.

Starts with T

The enzyme that "digests" the proteins holding cells to the flask.

Starts with U

Turned on inside the hood for 15–20 minutes to achieve surface sterilization.

Starts with V

Equipment used to rapidly mix small vials of liquids or resuspend pellets.

Starts with W

Using PBS to remove traces of serum or old media before trypsinization.

Contains X

DNA that comes from an outside source (like the plasmid you are inserting).

Contains Y

The chemical process used to isolate plasmids from bacterial proteins/genomic DNA.

Contains Z

Biological catalysts, such as Trypsin.

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par ILARIA SORRENTINO

Starts with A

A common antibiotic used to select for bacteria that have taken up a plasmid.

Starts with B

Single-celled organisms, like E. coli, used as hosts for plasmidic DNA replication.

Starts with C

The ability to incorporate extracellular DNA from the environment

Starts with D

A cryoprotectant added to freezing media to prevent ice crystal formation.

Starts with E

The most common bacterial species used for molecular cloning.

Starts with F

One of the two adherent cell types that we used in the lab

Starts with G

A primary energy source present in the DMEM culture media.

Starts with H

An immortalized human keratinocyte cell line used in skin research.

Starts with I

Keeps your cells at 37°C and 5% CO2​.

Contains J

The button on a micropipette used to safely discard contaminated tips.

Starts with K

A unit of measure for the length of DNA fragments (molecular marker size).

Starts with L

The golden rule of the lab to avoid mixing up samples during a protocol.

Starts with M

Precision tool used to handle microliter volumes of reagents.

Starts with N

The chamber used for manually counting your cell suspension.

Starts with O

The eyepieces of the microscope used to check cell confluence.

Starts with P

Small, circular DNA molecules used as vectors in transformation.

Starts with Q

The measured amount of DNA or cells (concentration) required for an experiment.

Contains R

A safe nucleic acid stain used to visualize DNA in agarose gels.

Starts with S

The required state of all tools and surfaces before starting cell culture.

Starts with T

The enzyme that "digests" the proteins holding cells to the flask.

Starts with U

Turned on inside the hood for 15–20 minutes to achieve surface sterilization.

Starts with V

Equipment used to rapidly mix small vials of liquids or resuspend pellets.

Starts with W

Using PBS to remove traces of serum or old media before trypsinization.

Contains X

DNA that comes from an outside source (like the plasmid you are inserting).

Contains Y

The chemical process used to isolate plasmids from bacterial proteins/genomic DNA.

Contains Z

Biological catalysts, such as Trypsin.

Keeps your cells at 37°C and 5% CO2.