Titlebook: Electroporation Protocols for Microorganisms; Jac A. Nickoloff Book 1995 Humana Press 1995

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Electrotransformation of ,,mptoms result from the integration of a fragment of DNA (T-DNA) from the bacterial tumor-inducing (Ti) plasmid into plant genomic DNA (.). This unique feature of the transfer of a discrete sequence of DNA from a bacterial plasmid DNA into plant genomic DNA makes . a natural vector for plant research

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Electroporation of ,,35–38%. The most medically important . is ., a human pathogen that has been causally linked to the development of gastritis, gastric ulcers, and gastric cancer (.,.). The need to fulfill, at the molecular level, Koch’s Postulates for any microbial pathogen investigated demands that the organism be a

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Electrotransformation of ,,lly important species. Although many of the species are naturally transformable, several species do not enter a competent state. The ability to introduce exogenous DNA into these organisms is important in establishing genetic linkages to virulence and pathogenicity factors in some species, and the a

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Transformation of , by Electroporation, dairy industry has always been to improve strains of . and to stabilize beneficial traits. In recent years, genetic engineering has become a useful tool for manipulating .. A critical step in this work is the introduction of DNA into the cells. The first successful transformations of . employed pro

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