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We have chosen to use <i>E. coli</i> as the model for our concept for multiple reasons: | We have chosen to use <i>E. coli</i> as the model for our concept for multiple reasons: | ||
| − | <b> It is the one of the most studied microorganisms, any changes we make to the genome are unlikely to have unexpected results. </b> | + | <br><b> It is the one of the most studied microorganisms, any changes we make to the genome are unlikely to have unexpected results. </b> |
| − | <b> When made electrocompetent or chemically competent it readily accepts plasmids. </b> | + | <br><b> When made electrocompetent or chemically competent it readily accepts plasmids. </b> |
| − | <b> It has a rapid generation time so we can grow a lot of it in a short time period. </b> | + | <br><b> It has a rapid generation time so we can grow a lot of it in a short time period. </b> |
| − | And most importantly: | + | <br>And most importantly: |
| − | <b> It can be cultured easily and inexpensively in a lab, so any mistakes we make when experimenting won't bankrupt us! </b> | + | <br><b> It can be cultured easily and inexpensively in a lab, so any mistakes we make when experimenting won't bankrupt us! </b> |
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E.Coli Diagram