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REFLECT AND APPLY What is a fusion protein? How are fusion proteins involved in cloning and expression?

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Biochemistry

9th Edition
Mary K. Campbell + 2 others
Publisher: Cengage Learning
ISBN: 9781305961135
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Biochemistry

9th Edition
Mary K. Campbell + 2 others
Publisher: Cengage Learning
ISBN: 9781305961135

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Ch. 13 - RECALL What advantages does fluorescent labeling...Ch. 13 - RECALL What methods are used to visualize...Ch. 13 - REFLECT AND APPLY When proteins are separated...Ch. 13 - RECALL How does the use of restriction...Ch. 13 - RECALL What is the importance of methylation in...Ch. 13 - RECALL Why do restriction endonucleases not...Ch. 13 - RECALL What role did restriction endonucleases...Ch. 13 - RECALL Where did restriction endonucleases get...Ch. 13 - RECALL What do the following have in common? MOM;...Ch. 13 - RECALL Give three examples of DNA palindromes.
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