Blue-White Color Selection For Recombinant Bacteria
Blue-white color selection is a technique used to identify recombinant bacteria that have successfully incorporated a foreign gene into their genome. This technique utilizes the enzyme beta-galactosidase (encoded by the lacZ gene), which converts the colorless substrate X-gal into a blue compound. Recombinant bacteria carrying a disrupted lacZ gene (due to the insertion of the … Read more