Titlebook: Genetic Engineering of Microorganisms for Chemicals; Alexander Hollaender,Ralph D. DeMoss,Ralph S. Wolf Book 1982 Springer Science+Busines

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Photosynthesis and Cloning in Cyanobacteria,e process is highly complex and involves dozens of components which must be arranged in a precise, orderly and structured fashion. Secondly, the so-called light-reactions of photosynthesis with which we will be concerned are located within a membrane. Unfortunately, techniques for the study of membr

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Models for Genetic Manipulation of Actinomycetes,ncluding most of those of clinical utility, are produced by this group of organisms. While thirty-four genera of actinomycetes are known to elaborate antimicrobial substances, the majority of antibiotics are produced by the genera ., ., ., ., and .. Over 60% of known antibiotices are produced by the

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Genetic and Molecular Studies of the Regulation of Atypical Citrate Utilization and Variable Vi Antial reasons, for more than 40 years. Despite this long time span, only limited genetic characterization of enteric organisms other than . K-12 has been accomplished. Though several reasons can be offered for this lack of information, a major problem often encountered is the difficulty in genetically

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Molecular Cloning in the Streptococci,f streptococci that normally reside in the human oral cavity. In this regard, . is thought to play an important role in the etiology of dental caries (tooth decay) in humans (5). Its virulence has been well established in animal model systems (see 5) and studies with mutants indicate that .’ ability

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,Internetangebote für Migranten, Boivin and Vendrely about 1948 on very special strains, whose transformations could not be repeated by other people. We thought that the genes could only be transferred into pre-existing sites to which they were already homologous. Our approaches then and now considerably depend upon concepts about

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Elgar Fleisch,Oliver Christ,Markus Dierkesn was once believed. And since these species have received so much attention, many biochemists who turn their attention to soil isolates find that bacterial aromatic catabolism is complicated and confusing. It is, in fact, neither; because the never-ending degradation of the Earth’s aromatic natural

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