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A new Escherichia coli host/vector system has been engineered to allow tight and uniform modulation of gene expression and γ origin (ori) plasmid copy number.
A functional recombinant mitochondrial ADP/ATP carrier from the yeast Saccharomyces cerevisiae that bears a six-histidine tag at the C-terminus, Anc2(has6)p, has been engineered to allow its purification by immobilized metal-ion affinity chromatography (IMAC).
It is widely expected Moeen will take his place at the top of the order alongside his captain Alastair Cook in a match which has been engineered to allow England to bat for the entirety of the first day and then bowl for the second – regardless of how many wickets fall.
Likewise, SE-expressing HBc particles have been engineered to allow the SE to be expressed outside of the HLA-DR context in its native α helical conformation [4].
Sleeping beauty (Ivics et al, 1997) and PiggyBac (Ding et al, 2005) transposons have been engineered to allow cut and paste chromosomal integration of antigen receptor genes (Ivics & Izsvak, 2011).
Additionally, a modified Mutator element has been engineered to allow plasmid rescue of the element and flanking genomic DNA into E. coli [ 10, 11] facilitating the sequencing of tagged genes and allowing the generation of an insertional database analogous to the T-DNA database currently available for Arabidopsis.
To further explore their use in vaccination, replicons were engineered to allow conditional control over their gene expression.
The Duke plant is engineered to allow the addition of equipment to capture much of the carbon dioxide from the fuel gas.
To perform well in biotechnology applications, synthetic genetic oscillators must be engineered to allow independent modulation of amplitude and period.
Chitosan based microparticles were engineered to allow sustained drug release via swelling and mucoadhesive properties of the polymer.
In addition, future hybrid atom ion traps can be engineered to allow for the immersion of ions in multiple non-interacting laser-cooled buffer gases.
