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Dictionary » I » Insert InsertInsert 1. An additional length of base pairs in dna that has been introduced into that dna. 2. An additional length of bases that has been introduced into rna. 3. An additional length of amino acids that has been introduced into a protein. ![]()
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Results from our forumRe: what is gametes in DNA? If you insert a new gene, is it necessary to replace another gene with it? That is, does DNA have a fixed number of genes, such that the specific number of genes must be maintained--otherwise the DNA would be defective? Do both ...
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Re: what is gametes in DNA?If you insert a new gene, is it necessary to replace another gene with it? That is, does DNA have a fixed number of genes, such that the specific number of genes must be maintained--otherwise the DNA would be defective? Do both ...
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what is gametes in DNA?what is gametes in DNA? and is the following comment correct? "if you could figure out a way to insert an extra gene for it into gametes, then all cells of an individual would carry it."
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Micelle... any easy ways to manufacture micelles with standard laboratory equipment? I think, if the technique is established, it shouldn't be a problem to insert some special gangliosides into the membrane, right? And third, is there a way to let them not fuse with eucaryotic cell membranes in micelle-lymphocyte ...
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A question from Cloning... with cells from different species. However, I think most mammalian eggs are pretty much similar in function, so in theory it might be possible to insert human nuclei into eggs of different species and get something out of it. I do not know for sure what "compatibility" factors there ...
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