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Biology, 12.12.2019 21:31 shymitch32

Aresearcher is using the puc18 vector to introduce a human gene into bacteria. he exposes bacteria to this recombinant molecule and then grows these organisms in culture. he is very surprised to find that all of the resulting bacterial colonies are blue and survive treatment with antibiotics. what can he conclude from these results?

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