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[酵母对合成病毒学的贡献]

Camille Rey, Aimeric Agaoua, Philippe Erbs

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    PubMed
    概括

    酵母模型生物体Saccharomyces cerevisiae在克隆大型DNA片段方面表现出色,使用转换相关重组 (TAR) 克隆. 这种能力使其成为生物工程病毒用于生物医学应用的强大平台.

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    整个病毒基因组.再组合的复合方式.这种植物是Saccharomyces cerevisiae.合成病毒学 合成病毒学"救援"是指"救援"的意思.

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