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... fragments of growing fungi to vials containing minimal medium . Fragments that didn't grow were identified as auxotrophic mutants . Beadle and Tatum then identified specific metabolic defects ( from mutations ) by transferring fragments ...
... fragments of growing fungi to vials containing minimal medium . Fragments that didn't grow were identified as auxotrophic mutants . Beadle and Tatum then identified specific metabolic defects ( from mutations ) by transferring fragments ...
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... fragments with interesting genes . These individual fragments can be recovered from the gel and still retain full biological activity . Gene - Cloning Vectors Recombinant DNA molecules are only useful if they can be made to replicate ...
... fragments with interesting genes . These individual fragments can be recovered from the gel and still retain full biological activity . Gene - Cloning Vectors Recombinant DNA molecules are only useful if they can be made to replicate ...
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... fragments which can be separated by electrophoresis and compared to restriction fragments of other species . • Two samples of DNA with similar maps for the locations of restriction sites will produce similar collections of fragments ...
... fragments which can be separated by electrophoresis and compared to restriction fragments of other species . • Two samples of DNA with similar maps for the locations of restriction sites will produce similar collections of fragments ...
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Preface | 2 |
Water and the Fitness of the Environment | 22 |
Structure and Function of Macromolecules | 39 |
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