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    Lael Brainard was born in 1962, in Hamburg Germany to parents Al and Joanne Brainard. Al Brainard was a U.S. foreign-service officer who was stationed in Cold War Germany and Poland. Dr. Al Brainard received his bachelor’s degree from the University of Connecticut and his doctorate in Political Science from the University of Washington. He was one of the first US officials to develop relationships with Polish dissident movements that were instrumental in Poland’s transition to democracy. Ms.…

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    The drugs stop the bacteria from correctly building their cell walls. There are two parts to the wall-assembly process. They are synthesizing new strands of linked sugars. Then linking them into the matrix that is growing. Beta-lactam drugs work by preventing the enzymes that build cross-links form doing their job, weakening the wall. The wall won’t stay intact, so the bacterial cell explodes and dies. The framework of the bacteria vs.penicillin battle is recognized, but…

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    resistance against beta-lactams, namely,developing PBPs with lower affinity for beta-lactam, reducing access to PBPs, or developing enzymes which act against the antibiotics, known as beta-lactamases (Rice 2012). The first method,that of producing new PBPs is most common in gram-positive bacteria, such as Staphylococcus aureus, which produces PBP2a,or Enterococcus faecium, which produces PBP5 (Rice 2012). Gram-negative bacteria however favour the production of beta-lactamases (Rice 2012). These…

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    In transformation a prokaryotic cell is altered by the uptake of foreign DNA from its surroundings (Reece 579). This process occurs in nature but can be artificially induced in a laboratory by a method called heat shock. Prokaryotic cells that have been artificially transformed by the foreign DNA can then be calculated for efficiency of transformation. pGLO plasmid was an excellent choice of foreign DNA, due to its ability to alter the phenotype of the prokaryotic cell. Green fluorescent…

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    Penicillin Research Paper

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    Penicillin is a widely used antibiotic, favored for its effectiveness for multiple bacterial infections while keeping human cells healthy and abundance. It wasn’t always this way, penicillin needed an entire lab team to discover how to purify and produce enough to cure infections. First, it needed to be discovered. The man who did that was Dr. Alexander Fleming, a bacteriologist at St. Mary’s hospital. He had returned to his lab to find that his improperly cleaned lab station had the mold…

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    Esbl Case Studies

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    Extended spectrum β-lactamase (ESBL) enzymes have been stated in species of gram-negative bacteria. The ESBL enzymes are commonly plasmid mediated and are able of hydrolyzing and inactivating a wide-ranging variety of β-lactams, including third-generation cephalo-sporins, penicillin and aztreonam, but are vulnerable to β-lactamase inhibitors for example clavulanate, sulbactam and tazobactam However, those inhibitors inhibit…

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    Pglo Lab Report

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    contained beta lactamase which made the cell resistant to ampicillin. It did not end up glowing under UV light because the gene for the green fluorescent protein was repressed by the araC gene found on the DNA plasmid. The hypothesis about the +pGLO plate containing LB, ampicillin, and arabinose was correct because the bacteria did end up growing and glowing under UV light. The bacteria grew because there was a source of food present to help the bacteria grow and reproduce and there was beta…

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