Titlebook: Gene Transfer and Expression; A Laboratory Manual Michael Kriegler Book 1990 Stockton Press 1990 Calcium.DNA.nucleic acid.protein.RNA

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老人病學(xué)

nuclear-tests

DNA Transfer (2) create DNA-containing complexes whose charge characteristics are compatible with DNA uptake by the target cell; or (3) result in the transient formation of pores in the plasma membrane of a cell exposed to an electric pulse, pores of sufficient size to allow DNA to enter the target cell.

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Expression Cloningis type include selectable markers and oncogenes, as well as cytokines (Wong et al., 1985) and membrane proteins including cell-surface antigens (Aruffo and Seed, 1987) and cellular receptors (D’Andrea et al., 1989).

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ANIM

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Clinical Anatomy and Embryologylled incubator, an inverted microscope, a 4°C refrigerator, a ?20°C freezer, and a liquid-nitrogen freezer for long-term cell storage. It is important that the flow hood, incubator, and microscope are located such that they are separate from the facilities used for the manipulation of bacterial or y

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-10-0240-3tion can be infected with a recombinant retrovirus. All other means of stable transformation are less efficient. To facilitate the isolation of cells stably transformed with the DNA of interest, a gene encoding a dominant selectable marker is usually included in the transfection protocol. Such a gen