Sos

Hi! I'm supposed to make a presentation about Recombinant DNA for Genetics. I have all figured out, except this one thing which is bothering me: If the gene that was inserted into the vector contains a sequence that introns or contains signals which act as terminators to a bacterial host. This resul...

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also, the SOS response introduces new mutations ;)

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Hi, Im not sure i fully understand the SOS response in E. coli. Id like to know a bit more about it and know if it is possible that it reduces the time length usually required for E. coli to replicate its dna. I know that it allows the replication ...

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Im not sure i fully understand the SOS response in E. coli. Id like to know a bit more about it and know if it is possible that it reduces the time length usually required for E. coli to replicate its dna. I know that it allows the replication ...

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... of the following is the most probable cause of this mutation? a: slippage during DNA replication b: tautomeric shift c: spontaneous deamination d: SOS mutagenesis *I chose a because that one seems to be the most likely cause Thanks in advance for your help!!

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