In 1974 Fred Sanger had managed to complete sequencing of Phage
Phi x174. It was the first genome ever sequenced. Since then,
scientist have successfully introduced and extensively taken
advantage of genetic material allowing them to ask interesting
questions and “shuffle” genes.
Your goal is now to play with bioluminescence and test the
expression of the previously isolated bacterial Lux operon,
Aliivibrio fischeri is a Gram-negative, rod-shaped marine bacterium
with bioluminescent properties; it is a heterotrophic symbiote with
various marine...