177 3 The figure above represents results observed from the differential gene expression lab. Lane 3 corresponds to a PCR positive result and Lane 4 represents a PCR negative. Which of the following would represent E. coli grown in 0.5% glucose only media? O Lane 1 Lane 2

177 3 The figure above represents results observed from the differential gene expression lab. Lane 3 corresponds to a PCR positive result and Lane 4 represents a PCR negative. Which of the following would represent E. coli grown in 0.5% glucose only media? O Lane 1 Lane 2

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Biology Today and Tomorrow without Physiology (MindTap Course List)

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Chapter10: Biotechnology

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