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Calreticulin Type 26 Mutation in Myelofibrosis: A Rare Variant With Diagnostic Challenges. [PDF]

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Maltese T   +6 more
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Limitations of serial cloning in mammals. [PDF]

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Cloning

Philosophy, 1982
Every body cell of an animal or human being contains the same complete set of genes. In theory any of these cells can be used to start a new embryo. The technique has been employed in the case of frogs. The nucleus is taken out of a body cell of a frog and implanted in an enucleated frog's egg.
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Production of Cloned Pigs by Handmade Cloning

2023
Somatic cell nuclear transfer (SCNT) in pigs is a promising technology in biomedical research by association with transgenesis for xenotransplantation and disease modeling technologies. Handmade cloning (HMC) is a simplified SCNT method that does not require micromanipulators and facilitates the generation of cloned embryos in large quantities.
Gábor, Vajta   +2 more
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Clones, Clones, Clones

2000
Abstract If there is one respect in which cancer is special as an illness, it is that all the cancer cells in one patient are, in almost every case, derived from a single cell. They are a clone. Not necessarily all identical because the capacity of the progeny of the founder or mother cell to diversify genetically is another critical ...
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Cloning in Plasmid Vectors: Directional Cloning

Cold Spring Harbor Protocols, 2020
This protocol describes the standard, old-fashioned but reliable procedure for cloning linear DNA fragments whose ends are incompatible with each other but are compatible with those of the linearized vector.
Michael R, Green, Joseph, Sambrook
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Generating sets for clones and partial clones

Proceedings. 1998 28th IEEE International Symposium on Multiple- Valued Logic (Cat. No.98CB36138), 2002
We briefly survey some known results on generating sets for clones, and then present results for partial clones established in Borner and Haddad, (1997). Namely, we give a criterion for recognizing not finitely generated strong partial clones on a finite set A and apply this criterion to a family of maximal partial clones over A.
Börner, Ferdinand, Haddad, L.
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