v A compound required for precipitation of.DNA A. Carbonic acid v One of the products released when ONPG is broken down by B. Ethanol lactase C. Lactose v A product of fermentation resulting from reduction of pyruvate in one step. D. Detergent - v Produced when CO, is in water, turning Phenol Red from red to E. Glucose yellow F. Cellulose v The molecule that is fermented fastest by yeast. G. Lactic acid v Molecule needed to breakdown membrane to release DNA H. Galactose

v A compound required for precipitation of.DNA A. Carbonic acid v One of the products released when ONPG is broken down by B. Ethanol lactase C. Lactose v A product of fermentation resulting from reduction of pyruvate in one step. D. Detergent - v Produced when CO, is in water, turning Phenol Red from red to E. Glucose yellow F. Cellulose v The molecule that is fermented fastest by yeast. G. Lactic acid v Molecule needed to breakdown membrane to release DNA H. Galactose

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Biology (MindTap Course List)

11th Edition

ISBN:9781337392938

Author:Eldra Solomon, Charles Martin, Diana W. Martin, Linda R. Berg

Publisher:Eldra Solomon, Charles Martin, Diana W. Martin, Linda R. Berg

Chapter7: Energy And Metabolism

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