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What is electroporation?
What is electroporation?
- A technique using heat to modify cell structure
- A technique using magnetic fields to alter cell DNA
- A technique using electric field to increase cell permeability (correct)
- A technique using sound waves to introduce chemicals into cells
How does electroporation work?
How does electroporation work?
- By creating new pores in the plasma membrane of the cell using electric shocks (correct)
- By increasing the cell's resistance to external stimuli
- By directly inserting DNA into the cell nucleus
- By destroying the cell membrane with chemical agents
What is the main purpose of electroporation?
What is the main purpose of electroporation?
- To increase cell division rate
- To extract DNA from a cell
- To produce ATP in cells
- To introduce foreign genes into a host cell (correct)
What is another name for electroporation?
What is another name for electroporation?
Electroporation is a technique used to introduce chemicals, drugs, or DNA into a cell by increasing the cell permeability
Electroporation is a technique used to introduce chemicals, drugs, or DNA into a cell by increasing the cell permeability
Electroporation is also known as electropermeabilization
Electroporation is also known as electropermeabilization
Electroporation is only effective on adherent cells and not suspended cells
Electroporation is only effective on adherent cells and not suspended cells
The main purpose of electroporation is to introduce foreign genes into a host cell
The main purpose of electroporation is to introduce foreign genes into a host cell