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Effect of genomic location on horizontal transfer of a recombinant gene cassette between Pseudomonas strains in the rhizosphere and spermosphere of barley …Sengeløv et al., 2001
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- Sengeløv G
- Kristensen K
- Sørensen A
- Kroer N
- Sørensen S
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- Current Microbiology
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The use of genetically engineered bacteria in natural environments constitutes a risk of transfer of recombinant DNA to the indigenous bacteria. However, chromosomal genes are believed to be less likely to transfer than genes on mobilizable and conjugative plasmids. To …
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