Plasmids

The plasmids found in bacteria can carry antibiotic resistance genes.

Plasmids can be used to create recombinant DNA molecules.

Genetic engineering techniques often involve the manipulation of plasmids.

The researcher used plasmids to create a new strain of yeast for brewing beer.

The farmer used plasmids to create a pest-resistant strain of crops.

The students were taught how to isolate plasmids from bacterial cells in their genetics class.

The company used plasmids to produce a new and more efficient type of crop.

The scientist used plasmids to modify the genetic makeup of the bacteria.

The bacteria's ability to transfer plasmids has made it a significant concern for public health officials.

The geneticist used plasmids to introduce a new trait into the fruit flies.

The geneticist analyzed the plasmids present in the plant cells to determine the cause of the disease.

The scientists are trying to develop a new type of vaccine that uses plasmids to stimulate the immune system.

The researcher used plasmids to create a new type of vaccine.

The researchers used plasmids to create a transgenic animal that expresses a fluorescent protein in its cells.

The scientist used plasmids to create a glowing strain of bacteria for his experiment.

He learned how to extract plasmids from cells in his biology class.

The researchers studied the plasmids present in the bacterial cells to understand their antibiotic resistance.

The student learned about plasmids in her biology textbook.

The doctor used plasmids to modify the genes of the virus to make it less dangerous.

The scientists are investigating the potential of using plasmids to produce biofuels from algae.

The use of plasmids has revolutionized the production of biopharmaceuticals.

Plasmids are commonly used in genetic engineering to introduce new traits into bacteria.