Green bacteria

... actually stuck now. I've done gram staining and have determined that my bacteria is gram neg, med rods. However, the tests I've done are coming back ... somewhat quesitonable. Lactose +/+ Glucose +/+ sucrose +/+ Citrate - green - (so this is -) Gelatin showed no liquifaction, so this is - EMB agar ...

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In this plasmid, another DNA sequence produce the GPF (green fluorescence protien) that results in the bacteria fluorescing under UN light. The there gene araC regulates the expression of GFP. Why are ...

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... than the ones in eukaryotes). Prokaryotes are generally known as bacteria. Today they are grouped into two separate large "fields" ... such as a large central vacuole, different plastids (of which the green chloroplasts, which are performing photosysnthesis are best known) ...

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if you want to use known bacteria then get your hands on some ecoli and swab it on an agar plate or just wipe your arm pits with a cotton bud and wipe it on the agar plate you'll be suprised what turns up. :D :D :) :) :mrgreen:

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... for photosynthesis of plants, chloroplasts are captured cyanobacteria: cyanobacteria/chloroplasts are green. Cyanobateria evolved a long time ago, but they were not the first photosynthetic organisms. ...

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