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Introduction of foreign DNA into Chlorella saccharophila by electroporation

Maruyama et al., 1994

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15840676267266642266
Author
Maruyama M
Horáková I
Honda H
Xing X
Shiragami N
Unno H
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Biotechnology techniques

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Plasmid, pBI221, was introduced into protoplasts of Chlorella saccharophila c-211-1a prepared from the cells in the stationary phase by electroporation. Transient expression of the introduced plasmid was observed under a field strength of between 600 and 900 V/cm …
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