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Dictionary » F » F plasmid F plasmidDefinition noun A DNA sequence or plasmid that confers certain bacteria the ability to produce a sex pilus for conjugation with other bacteria.
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Results from our forumHow can I add a kozak sequence in plasmid pMT/bip/V5-His AHi guys, I'm a new guy in molecular biology. I plan to express a scfv in S2 cell using the plasmid pMT/bip/V5-His A (with enzyme site BglII and XbaI). Because there's a Bip signal sequence ahead of the enzyme site BglII, so I CAN NOT add Kozak sequence in the N-Term ...
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MOLECULAR CLONINGHello, I have a related question. I try to ligate annealed oligos into double digested (different enzymes) plasmid. The oligos I annealed were not modified with phosphates. Do I need to phosphorylate or dephosphorylate any of the two? As far as I understand, it is not necessary ...
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How a gene detect where to insert after injected to nucleus... the gene ABC at the position XYZ of the 1st chromosomes with a new gene so it can production for new protein instead of old protein. After have a plasmid that included the targeting gene to transfer, how the gene to be inject can detect the position (which chromosome, which position) to injecting. ...
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How does a plasmid work?I'm having difficulty understanding how exactly a plasmid does what it does. I know that it's generally located in bacteria, and it's non-essential to them. I don't understand how they replicate though. Does it work the same way as a bacterium's chromosomal ...
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Re: Markerless mutants using suicide vector... a gene within the same region (operon), and the issue (and difference between the two) are not so obvious for us. Our vector is a circular plasmid. Can you elaborate on what you mean by two linear pieces that are homologous to each other? Do you mean using a linear DNA to KO the gene of ...
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