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1) Don't diddle with anything called "cute" by PETA. Stay with stuff that grows in a Petri dish.

 

2) Yeast is cheap and available in any supermarket baking stuff aisle. It's colonies are white.

 

3) Serratia marcescens is deep red. Sarcina Lutea is bright yellow. Chromobacterium violaceum is a lover,

 

http://www.tigr.org/tigr-scripts/CMR2/GenomePage3.spl?database=ntcv01

http://web.umr.edu/~microbio/BIO221_2000/Chromobacterium_violaceum.html

 

http://www.pelletlab.com/living--bacteria.htm

http://www.sargentwelch.com/product.asp_Q_pn_E_WL23814_ST_A_Basic+Pigmented+Bacteria+Set_E_

Pigmented bacteria sets

 

4) Grow a big batch of colored bacteria. Extract their DNA. Expose damaged growing yeast to the DNA (e.g., remove cell walls, then electroporation, then recovery) and see if you can get mutated colored yeasts.

 

5) Or just plate the little fellas (and mixed cultures) and blast with UV, charting survival and dominance vs. UV dose and color,

 

http://www.epa.gov/wed/pages/publications/abstracts/archived/tong97.htm

 

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anyone have any Ideas for an experiment involving DNA???????????????

Here's one:

 

  1. Shag your neighbour's daugher.
  2. Inspect the offspring for any resemblance to you.
  3. If the offspring does indees show signs resembling you, deny any culpability.
  4. SKIP TOWN.

Not a very noble experiment, but it does serve to illustrate heredity, at least.

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Here's one:

 

  1. Shag your neighbour's daugher.
  2. Inspect the offspring for any resemblance to you.
  3. If the offspring does indees show signs resembling you, deny any culpability.
  4. SKIP TOWN.

Not a very noble experiment, but it does serve to illustrate heredity, at least.

 

 

:confused: :confused: lol now that is an experiment!!!!!

 

does anyone have any info on how i would.... identify the dna.... ummm i cant think of the word...

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