Blue white screening method | Lacz blue white screening explained | blue white screening principle

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Sir what is alfa galactosidase related to this experiment

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Please sir make one on alpha complementation test which follows blue white screening

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If some cells have no transformation then what?( If Plasmid did not enter in cell then?)

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A lethal gene kills its carrier (be it homozygous or heterozygous) but still not under natural selection - is this scenario possible?

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A lethal gene kills its carrier (be it homozygous or heterozygous) but still not under natural selection - is this scenario possible?

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A lethal gene kills its carrier (be it homozygous or heterozygous) but still not under natural selection - is this scenario possible?