The Biology of Plasmids by David Summers

The Biology of Plasmids David Summers ebook
Format: pdf
ISBN: 063203436X, 9780632034369
Publisher: Wiley-Blackwell
Page: 157

Biology Direct, BioMed Central. Like viruses, plasmids are unable to multiply by themselves and require a cellular host, usually a bacterium. 2) are round pieces of DNA that vary in size and the genes that they carry. Arizona State University's Biodesign Institute® is home to a rich trove of biological material. Molecular biology of the pRN1 plasmid from Sulfolobus islandicus. Their hosts own all of the DNA replication machinery, so plasmids have no choice. It's like an Occupy Bacteria movement! Would you consider submitting it to the Molecular Biology Carnival? A: Right now, we are screening through a couple hundred plasmids isolated over the past year by Doug Zuill (a recent graduate from the biology department). Today we have published a new article in BMC Systems Biology: Herman, D., Thomas, C.M. Next edition takes place January 2nd, and I'll be hosting it. Advert · Log on · BioMed Central · Journals · Gateways · Biology Direct. Biology-direct.com/article/10.1186/1745/6150/8/13.