EXPLAIN HOW RECOMBINANT PLASMID DNA IS TRANSFERRED TO A BACTERIAL HOST. REFER TO CACL2 AS WELL AS ELECTROPORATION (P. 197(TABLET P.225)) – SEE (AFTERCLASS LO8: PLASMIDS, VECTORS AND TRANSFORMATION)

Explain how recombinant plasmid DNA is transferred to a bacterial host. Refer to
CaCl2 as well as electroporation (p. 197(Tablet p.225)) – see (Afterclass LO8:
Plasmids, vectors, and transformation)

EXPLAIN HOW RECOMBINANT PLASMID DNA IS TRANSFERRED TO A BACTERIAL HOST. REFER TO CACL2 AS WELL AS ELECTROPORATION (P. 197(TABLET P.225)) – SEE (AFTERCLASS LO8: PLASMIDS, VECTORS AND TRANSFORMATION)

Explain how recombinant plasmid DNA is transferred to a bacterial host. Refer to
CaCl2 as well as electroporation (p. 197(Tablet p.225)) – see (Afterclass LO8:
Plasmids, vectors, and transformation)