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Recombinant DNA -- 5 Related Subjects

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Recombinant DNA.

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Recombinant DNA -- Analysis : Gene cloning and DNA analysis : an introduction / T.A. Brown

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Recombinant DNA -- Australia. : Recombinant DNA : an Australian perspective

1980

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Recombinant DNA -- Congresses.

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Recombinant DNA -- Experiments.

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Recombinant DNA -- Experiments -- Quality control. : The planned release of live organisms modified by recombinant DNA techniques : points to consider in the preparation of proposals for genetic assessment by the Committee / Recombinant DNA Monitoring Committee

1985

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Recombinant DNA -- Handbooks, manuals, etc. : Essential molecular biology : a practical approach / edited by T.A. Brown

1991

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Recombinant DNA -- Laboratory manuals.

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Recombinant DNA -- Law and legislation. : Monitoring recombinant DNA technology : a five year review / Department of Industry, Technology and Commerce, Recombinant DNA Monitoring Committee

1986

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Recombinant DNA -- Law and legislation -- Australia. : Monitoring recombinant DNA technology : a five year review / Department of Industry, Technology and Commerce, Recombinant DNA Monitoring Committee

1986

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Recombinant DNA -- Law and legislation -- Victoria

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Recombinant DNA -- Moral and ethical aspects. : The Gene-splicing wars : reflections on the recombinant DNA controversy / edited by Raymond A. Zilinskas and Burke K. Zimmerman

1986

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Recombinant DNA -- Patents -- Moral and ethical aspects : Owning the genome : a moral analysis of DNA patenting / David B. Resnik

2004

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Recombinant DNA -- Periodicals

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Recombinant DNA -- Popular works. : DNA for beginners / Israel Rosenfield, Edward Ziff and Borin van Loon

1983

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Recombinant DNA -- Problems, exercises, etc. : Recombinant DNA and biotechnology : a guide for teachers / Helen Kreuzer, Adrianne Massey

2001

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Recombinant DNA Proteins -- See Recombinant Proteins

Proteins prepared by recombinant DNA technology

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Recombinant DNA Research -- See DNA, Recombinant

Biologically active DNA which has been formed by the in vitro joining of segments of DNA from different sources. It includes the recombination joint or edge of a heteroduplex region where two recombining DNA molecules are connected

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Recombinant DNA -- Research.

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Recombinant DNA -- Research -- Australia.

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Recombinant DNA -- Research -- Law and legislation.

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Recombinant DNA -- Research -- Law and legislation -- Australia.

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Recombinant DNA -- Research -- Law and legislation -- Australia -- Victoria.

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Recombinant DNA -- Research -- Law and legislation -- Great Britain. : The politics of uncertainty : regulating recombinant DNA research in Britain / David Bennett, Peter Glasner, and David Travis

1986

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Recombinant DNA -- Research -- Law and legislation -- United States : Genetic witness : forensic uses of DNA tests / Congress of the United States, Office of Technology Assessment

1990

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Recombinant DNA -- Research -- Law and legislation -- United States -- Periodicals : Biotechnology law report (Online)

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Recombinant DNA -- Research -- Methodology. : Working with DNA / Stan Metzenberg

2007

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Recombinant DNA -- Research -- Social aspects -- Great Britain. : The politics of uncertainty : regulating recombinant DNA research in Britain / David Bennett, Peter Glasner, and David Travis

1986

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Recombinant DNA -- Social aspects.

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Recombinant DNA -- Technique. : Guide to molecular cloning techniques / edited by Shelby L. Berger, Alan R. Kimmel

1987

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Recombinant DNA Vaccines -- See Vaccines, DNA

Recombinant DNA vectors encoding antigens administered for the prevention or treatment of disease. The host cells take up the DNA, express the antigen, and present it to the immune system in a manner similar to that which would occur during natural infection. This induces humoral and cellular immune responses against the encoded antigens. The vector is called naked DNA because there is no need for complex formulations or delivery agents; the plasmid is injected in saline or other buffers

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Recombinant DNA vectors -- See Genetic vectors

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