Match the process to the step in producing a transgenic plant using the Ti plsmid method. 45. Agene is isolated and the process starts. 46. The recombinant DNA has this so it can be found later. 47. The plasmid enters here. 48. A tumefaciens infects target organism. 49. The selectable marker allows transgenic plants to survive antibiotic. 50. Transgenic plant cells are isolated. 51. Transgenic plants are prepared for life in the soil. Kanamycin is added to culture. b. A selectable marker makes the cell resistant to kanamycin. a. e. The isolated transgenic cells are grown into multicellular organisms. Ti plasmid picks up gene of interest. Bacterium Agrobacterium tumefaciens takes this up. f. Antibiotics kill any remaining bacteria. g. The host plant is selected and exposed to the new DNA. d.

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Match the process to the step in producing a transgenic plant using the Ti plsmid method.
45. A gene is isolated and the process starts.
46. The recombinant DNA has this so it can be found later.
47. The plasmid enters here.
48. A. tumefaciens infects target organism.
49. The selectable marker allows transgenic plants to survive antibiotic.
50. Transgenic plant cells are isolated.
51. Transgenic plants are prepared for life in the soil.
Kanamycin is added to culture.
b.
The isolated transgenic cells are grown into multicellular organisms.
C.
Ti plasmid picks up gene of interest.
d. Bacterium Agrobacterium tumefaciens takes this up.
A selectable marker makes the cell resistant to kanamycin.
a.
e.
f.
Antibiotics kill any remaining bacteria.
g.
The host plant is selected and exposed to the new DNA.
Transcribed Image Text:Match the process to the step in producing a transgenic plant using the Ti plsmid method. 45. A gene is isolated and the process starts. 46. The recombinant DNA has this so it can be found later. 47. The plasmid enters here. 48. A. tumefaciens infects target organism. 49. The selectable marker allows transgenic plants to survive antibiotic. 50. Transgenic plant cells are isolated. 51. Transgenic plants are prepared for life in the soil. Kanamycin is added to culture. b. The isolated transgenic cells are grown into multicellular organisms. C. Ti plasmid picks up gene of interest. d. Bacterium Agrobacterium tumefaciens takes this up. A selectable marker makes the cell resistant to kanamycin. a. e. f. Antibiotics kill any remaining bacteria. g. The host plant is selected and exposed to the new DNA.
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