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How do you record cell growth that is too dense to distinguish?
LAWN
How did we illuminate the colonies?
With a UV light
What did we place the glowing colonies in?
1st test tube had ampacillin (lethal to bacteria)
2nd test tube had arabinose (sugar)
After transfering our colonies to the test tubes, the instructor incubated them for 24 hours. What temp were they incubated at?
37 celcius
How do you calculate transformation efficiency?
# of colonies on P+ plate
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total mass of plasmids
How do you calculate total mass of plasmids?
???
The development of the zygote until hatching or birth of this multiellular induvidual is referrered to as what?
zygote
What is cleavage?
A process of successive cell divisions in vertical and horizontal planes
A ball of cells (16 cell stage) is called what?
morula
Cells arranging themselves around a central cavity - what is the hollow sphere called? What is the central cavity called?
blastula
blastocoel
When one end of the blastula pushes into the cell cavity, this is called what?
gastrula (like pushing in a balloon)
The pushing in movement of cells creates a tube like structure called the what? With an opening to the exterior called the what?
archenteron (primitive gut)
blastopore
What is the distinctive layer that faces the external surface? What faces the interiror?
ectoderm
endoderm
What is the third layer of cells that arise between the ectoderm and the endoderm?
mesoderms
What are examples of the ectoderm?
skin, hair, nails, claws, teeth, etc
What are some examples of the endoderm?
lining of digestive tract, respiratory passages
What are some examples of the mesoderm?
muscles, blood, heart, reproductive organs
In starfish (echinoderm), fertilization is ______ and in an aquatic environment.
external
Starfish larva is called what?
Sea urchin larva is called what?
Bipinnaria
Pluteus
Is a frogs eggs fertilizations internal or external?
external
Define the following:
Yolk Sac
Amnion
Allantois
Chorion
1. Embryos nutrient source
2. A pond in which the embryo floats
3. Functions to excrete the waste and to from the future blood vessels
4. Involved in the transport of repsiratory gases and nutrients
Fertilization of the chick is internal or external?
internal
Development of the chick is internal or external?
Both