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Dictionary » E » Expression-linked copy Expression-linked copyExpression-linked copy (Science: molecular biology) One of many different versions of the variable surface glycoprotein gene of the trypanosome (a parasitic protozoan which causes the disease african sleeping sickness), refers to whichever one of them is currently being expressed on the outer surface of the trypanosome. ![]()
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Results from our forumRe: Knockout mice"Does this imply that all the somatic cells in the mice contain 1 copy of the functional gene and 1 copy of the non-functional gene? " ... is on the X sex chromosome (where chromosome silencing can complicate expression). "What confuses me is that if this is the case, then what's ...
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Knockout mice... gene. The mouse will likely produce the protein from the wild-type copy of the gene, but depending on how the gene is regulated it is likely that expression of the protein will be below wild-type levels.
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How dominance works at the DNA/RNA/protein... together, so you do cross-pollination. Your new generation receives one copy of each chromosome from yellow pea plant and one copy of each chromosome ... subtle way or drastically on the DNA level – the main difference is in expression. That can be due to different transcription efficiencies (mRNA), ...
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Integrated software tools... routine is to pick a gene, already pre-cloned in some sort of plasmid, copy a fragment with PCR, where primers have restriction sites of interest, digest/insert into intermediate/expression construct, purify DNA from selected clones, check, sequence and produce ...
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problem with expression vector cultivationI use pfastBAC1 expression vector from invitrogen. I cultivate 15 mikroliter original vector to 200 ml ... have the resistance gene. I wanted to stock the vector but ı have problems with these copy vectors. I do my ligations with this copy vectors that ı cultivated from original ...
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