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Product Information With this lab, developed by Michael Sulzinski, Ph.D., students isolate TMV in cigarette tobacco then inoculate healthy bean plants (P. vulgaris) with it. This activity uses a hypersensitive response with Tobacco Mosaic Virus to detect the virus in cigarette tobacco, and to demonstrate inhibitory properties of milk against virus infection. Includes: diatomaceous earth, glass stirring rods, sterile applicators, funnels, cheesecloth, powdered milk, phosphate buffer, pinto bean seeds, pots, soil, instructions.  Tell a Friend about this item
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