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Development of the particle inflow gun

Vain et al., 1993

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17053594906996923725
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Vain P
Keen N
Murillo J
Rathus C
Nemes C
Finer J
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Plant Cell, Tissue and Organ Culture

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A simple and inexpensive particle acceleration apparatus was designed for direct delivery of DNA to plant cells. The Particle Inflow Gun (PIG) is based on acceleration of DNA-coated tungsten particles directly in a helium steam. High levels of transient expression of the β …
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