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The kan
noun
Archaic form of khan
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The Kan was discontinued in 1990.
The Kan emblem glyph, before being associated with Calakmul, is found (once) at Dzibanché, a site more towards the east.
The kan loxP fragment was amplified using PCR from pEB9 using primers EB106 and EB128.
The Kan R locus is more complex than Kan S, harboring five copies of the transgene, while the Kan S locus includes two (Table 1).
The kan gene was amplified from pACYC177 with primers ISceIkanF and kancat16R.
The Kan R gene was obtained from pUniV5-His-TOPO (Invitrogen).
The kan mutant (ID53) is a spontaneous B. thailandensis mutant isolated in response to a sublethal exposure to kanamycin.
The kan gene was confirmed by PCR from the plasmid preparations of all strains after each transfer.
The kan gene, carried on the shuttle vector pDH10, was introduced to Thermotoga by both electroporation and liposome-mediated transformation.
The kan gene carried by the shuttle vector pDH10 was detected by PCR from the plasmid extract of the transformants, and the amplicons were verified by restriction digestions.
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