Titlebook: Bacterial Genetics in Natural Environments; John C. Fry,Martin J. Day Book 1990 Chapman and Hall 1990 Biofilm.Chromosom.DNA.Promoter.ecolo

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The role of soil bacteria in risk assessment analysiseration of both whole ecosystems and soil microbial ecology.. That includes an evaluation of the genetic risks to the soil microflora, the stability of the recombinant DNA (rDNA) and its undesirable dispersal.. Thus it is necessary to identify key factors affecting gene transfer and dispersal. withi

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Springer Optimization and Its Applicationstic resistance genes, transposons, insertion elements and plasmids with similar DNA sequences in unrelated bacterial isolates. Often the (G + C) content and distribution of restriction endonuclease recognition sites in these DNA elements differs significantly from that in the host organism.

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Factors limiting gene transfer in bacteriatic resistance genes, transposons, insertion elements and plasmids with similar DNA sequences in unrelated bacterial isolates. Often the (G + C) content and distribution of restriction endonuclease recognition sites in these DNA elements differs significantly from that in the host organism.

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Phage genetics and ecologybetween phages and their environment, about mechanisms of interactions and their control. Here some comments on the interactions of phages with their environment will be given from the view of a phage geneticist. Ecologists may have a somewhat different view.

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