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Identification of 'Old World' Leishmania by DNA recombinant probes.
Molecular and biochemical parasitology (Print), 1989G J Van Eys +5 more
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Science, 1984 Introduction to Recombinant DNA
Pediatrics, 1984Seldom has a scientific or biomedical break-through evoked the awe, controversy, or sheer incredulity that has accompanied the developments in the field of recombinant DNA technology or more popularly, gene cloning and genetic engineering. Now little more than one generation after Avery, et al1 demonstrated that genes were encoded in DNA and Watson and
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Algebraic and Topological Models for DNA Recombinant Processes
International Conference on Developments in Language Theory, 2004N. Jonoska, M. Saito
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A caspase-activated DNase that degrades DNA during apoptosis, and its inhibitor ICAD
Nature, 1998M. Enari +5 more
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DNA helicases in recombination
2007The different pathways of homologous recombination involve the recognition and pairing of homologous DNA sequences promoted by proteins that catalyze strand exchange. Other steps in recombination involve double stranded DNA unwinding for branch migration activities, and in some cases the reannealing of single DNA strands.
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Harnessing homologous recombination in vitro to generate recombinant DNA via SLIC
Nature Methods, 2007Mamie Z. Li, S. Elledge
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1987
The basic techniques of genetics have relied heavily on spontaneous or induced mutation, followed by standard recombination methods using sexual or asexual processes. There are natural barriers to limit recombination between different organisms, although some of these can be circumvented. Much interest has recently centred around techniques which avoid
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The basic techniques of genetics have relied heavily on spontaneous or induced mutation, followed by standard recombination methods using sexual or asexual processes. There are natural barriers to limit recombination between different organisms, although some of these can be circumvented. Much interest has recently centred around techniques which avoid
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