Titlebook: Genetics of Microbes; Brian W. Bainbridge Book 1987 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1987 DNA.bacteria.fungal genetics.genetics.mi

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Recombinant DNA Technology,est has recently centred around techniques which avoid natural barriers to recombination. A wide variety of techniques has been used, including production of hybrids by cell or protoplast fusion, transfer of genes between different genera of bacteria by promiscuous plasmids, and extracellular manipulation of DNA from widely different sources.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-06527-3iophage systems laid the foundation for the exploitation of recombinant DNA techniques, which in their turn were dependent on the discovery of highly specific enzymes, also in bacteria. These techniques have revealed details of genetic organization which traditional genetic methods could not have br

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-88734-4a are easier to handle for biochemical analysis, and therefore the biochemical basis of recombination is better understood in bacteria than in fungi. This chapter will examine some of the important experiments on recombination in fungi and will include details of the parasexual cycle which occurs in

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Recombination in Bacteria,t the colonies could be cloned on to fresh medium. At first, transformation was thought to be the explanation of these results, but this was eliminated by showing that cell-free extracts or filtrates could not substitute for direct cell-to-cell contact. Initially it was assumed that the recombinatio

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Aspects of Fungal Genetics,a are easier to handle for biochemical analysis, and therefore the biochemical basis of recombination is better understood in bacteria than in fungi. This chapter will examine some of the important experiments on recombination in fungi and will include details of the parasexual cycle which occurs in