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The Genetics of Transformation
1961Publisher Summary This chapter discusses the chemical nature of the transforming agent and mechanism of recombination occurring in transformation. The investigation of pneumococcal transformations was concerned largely with the chemical identification of the substance in the donor extract that was capable of inducing genetic transformations.
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Genetic transformation of mycobacteria
Trends in Microbiology, 1993Recent advances in methods for introducing DNA into both fast- and slow-growing species of mycobacteria have stimulated the construction of a variety of cloning vectors and the development of a versatile genetic system. These tools will facilitate studies of mycobacterial pathogenicity, antibiotic action and drug resistance, and lead to more effective ...
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Genetic Transformation of Orchids
National Pingtung University of Science and Technology ...Viswanath, Kasi K. +3 more
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Genetic transformation in Escherichia coli
Journal of Molecular Biology, 1969Abstract The earlier observation of a DNA-induced genetic change in the cells of an auxotrophic strain Escherichia coli 113-3 dependent on vitamin B 12 or methionine for growth has been confirmed and extended, and a method for the isolation of biologically active DNA is described.
N G, Avadhani, B M, Mehta, D V, Rege
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Genetic transformation of European chestnut
Plant Cell Reports, 1998Stable incorporation of the nptII gene into Castanea sativa Mill. has been achieved by Agrobacterium-mediated transformation. The transformation assays were performed by infecting wounded hypocotyls with a strain of Agrobacterium tumefaciens, LBA 4404 harbouring the plasmid p35SGUSINT.
R C, Seabra, M S, Pais
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The pathways of genetic transformation in cholangiocarcinogenesis
Cancer Genetics, 2016Cholangiocarcinoma (CCA) is an aggressive malignancy that originates from the epithelial cells of the biliary duct system. Depending on the anatomical location, CCA can be considered extrahepatic (eCCA) or intrahepatic (iCCA) (1). Two thirds of CCAs involve the extrahepatic biliary system, whereas the rest are confined within the liver parenchyma ...
Francesco M, Serafini, David, Radvinsky
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Genetic Transformation of Candida albicans
2009Genetic transformation is the primary method of genetic manipulation of Candida albicans. The lack of a complete sexual cycle prevents application of classical genetic analyses. However, transformation permits introduction into the genome of a wide variety of defined mutations including deletions, insertions, and fusions.
Ana M, Ramon, William A, Fonzi
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Genetic Transformation Techniques in Cryptanalysis
2014This paper shows how evolutionary algorithms (EAs) can be used to speed up the process of cryptanalysis. The purpose of this study is to demonstrate that evolutionary algorithms can effectively be used for cryptanalysis attacks in order to obtain major speed and memory optimization.
Urszula Boryczka, Kamil Dworak
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Genetic Transformation of Atropa belladonna
1999Leaves of Atropa belladonna L. (Solanaceae) are mainly used as a source for the tropane alkaloids, hyoscyamine and scopolamine, which are not easily produced by chemical synthesis. Thus because of its high morphogenetic potential, the in vitro culture of A.
El Jaziri, Mondher +2 more
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