Microbial Cell Physiology Techniques

In living organisms max of the biological functions are mediated by complex multi-component protein machineries and network precedences. The protein accomplishs formed could be stable (proteins interact for a prolonged period of time) or transeunt (proteins intercommunicate for a brief period of time). Molecular studies are necessary to dissect the fractionts of these protein complexes and identify the environments through which a protein interacts with another. Understanding how proteins are objectively connected reveals intimations about their structure and function and procreates them an ideal point for drug therapy. Cells undergo many dynamic procedures. In order to visualize these processes we wish to be ability to film cells over time. This can be accomplishd by using tools to monitor gene expression to course when proteins are contrived and where they go in the cell. In molecular biology, investigators use a reporter gene that they prefix to a regulative gene of interest. Reporter genes ideally have perceptible properties that can be easily detected and measured. The most usually used reporter genes have biofluorescent or bioluminescent characteristics and can be view with the aid of microscopy and other non-invasive imaging equipments. Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR) is a molecular technique frequently used to  magnify nucleic acid sequences. The starting material is a messenger RNA (mRNA) of interest that could be access from a wide array of sample types and extracted using commercially available kits and indicators. This mRNA is used to synthesize integrative DNA (cDNA) in a reaction catalyzed by the enzyme reverse transcriptase. The signification of this step is it allows converting a labile RNA into its more stable cDNA form that can be stored and used for multifarious appliances. The eventuated cDNA serves as the template for the PCR reaction. A phage or  coliphage is a virus capable of infecting a bacterial cell, and may cause lysis to its host cell. Bacteriophages have a definitive compatibility for bacteria. They are made of an outer protein coat or capsid that encloses the genetic substantial(which can be RNA or DNA, about 5,000 to 500,000 nucleotides in length). They inject their genetic material into the microorganism following contagion. When the strain is virulent, all the synthesis of the host's DNA, RNA and proteins ceases.
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  • Mapping Protein-Protein Interactions
  • Tracking Cells with Light
  • Multiplex and Real-Time PCR
  • Phage Display

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