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pSC 10 1 プラズミドの対領域の構造および機能分析

W T Tucker, C A Miller, S N Cohen

    Cell
    |August 1, 1984
    PubMed
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    プラズミド分割は,pSC101.1.の対領域にある特定のDNAセグメント (PRセグメント) に依存しています. これらのセグメントは,個々の分子のカウントを可能にすることで,娘細胞への安定したプラズミド分布を保証します.

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