In examples 1 and 4 of Figure 1, we examined the target region in the parent molecule after ET recombination to determine whether it had been copied into the subclone, or excised from the parent.

DNA bacterial cloning is routinely used to isolate genes and understand gene function, but most bacteria cannot handle a large number of genes at one time. Advertisement In an attempt to increase ...

Molecular cloning is a technique used to create DNA experimental tools that are expressed in either bacterial or mammalian cells. Molecular cloning is defined as the isolation and amplification of ...

so that the resulting cultures should only contain successfully transformed bacteria. The first molecular cloning experiment was completed in 1973. The method has now become commonplace ...

Examples of hosts include bacteria, yeast and mammal cells. This method ensures that scientists can work with multiple copies of the specific gene of interest. Gene cloning has allowed labs to develop ...

Long, who also serves as dean of Stanford's School of Humanities and Sciences, is an authority on bacterial and plant molecular biology. She and her colleagues used the new cloning technique to ...

Fosfomycin is produced by various species of bacteria, but generally in low yields. Using a cloning method developed by Illinois microbiologist William W. Metcalf, the researchers were able to ...