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Autor:
Lutz Wobbe, Louise Schelletter, Hanna Berger, Birgit Gerlinde Katharina Mittmann, Tatjana Buchholz, Olaf Kruse, Olga Blifernez-Klassen, Thomas Baier, Maryna Soleimani, Viktor Klassen
Publikováno v:
The Plant cell. 33(4)
In green microalgae, prolonged exposure to inorganic carbon depletion requires long-term acclimation responses, involving modulated gene expression and the adjustment of photosynthetic activity to the prevailing supply of carbon dioxide. Here, we des
Autor:
Lutz Wobbe, Birgit Gerlinde Katharina Mittmann, Olaf Kruse, Louise Schelletter, Viktor Klassen, Hanna Berger, Maryna Soleimani, Tatjana Buchholz, Olga Blifernez-Klassen, Thomas Baier
In green microalgae, prolonged exposure to inorganic carbon depletion requires long-term acclimation responses, based on a modulated expression of genes and adjusting photosynthetic activity to the prevailing supply of carbon dioxide. Here, we depict
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https://pub.uni-bielefeld.de/record/2946454
https://pub.uni-bielefeld.de/record/2946454
Publikováno v:
Human gene therapy. 28(10)
Plasmid DNA is currently gaining increasing importance for clinical research applications in gene therapy and genetic vaccination. For direct gene transfer into humans, good manufacturing practice (GMP)-grade plasmid DNA is mandatory. The same holds
Publikováno v:
Molecular Therapy. 24:S234
Amongst other applications, our plasmid DNA is used in the GMP-compliant production of recombinant viruses, antibodies and RNA, where these are the active pharmaceutical ingredients (API) used in clinical trials. Here, it is not always necessary to p
Autor:
Martin Schleef, Ram Shankar, Tatjana Buchholz, Hildegard Büning, Anja Grünert, Marco Schmeer, Maria Schnödt, Thomas Armin Fuchsluger
Publikováno v:
Molecular Therapy. 24:S123
Especially in gene therapy applications, certain sequence motifs contained in plasmid DNA have to be avoided wherever possible. Such sequences are e.g. the bacterial ori or selection markers, only used for controlling the bacterial replication of the