Spread of recombinant DNA by roots and pollen of transgenic potato plants, identified by highly specific biomonitoring using natural transformation of an Acinetobacter sp

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The authors describe the study of transgenic potato plants. They report that these plants containing nptII gene, which code for neomycin phosphotransferase as a selection marker, have been investigated for the recombinant DNA spread into the environment via the use of nptII recombinant fusion with the tg4 terminator for the biomonitoring technique.

Germany, Genetically modified plants, Genetic recombination

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Combining culture-dependent and -independent methodologies for estimation of richness of estuarine bacterioplankton consuming riverine dissolved organic matter

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Research has been conducted on microbial community diversity. The authors describe the methods used for the analysis of this diversity, and report that these methods have been combined in order to maximize the estimate of richness of bacterioplankton catabolizing riverine dissolved organic matter.

Sweden, Biological diversity, Biodiversity, Gene expression, Methodology, Research methods, Hybridization, Marine plankton, Estuarine ecology, Estuarine ecosystems

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