To amplify a gene in vivo, it is transferred to a vector, used to transform bacterial cells, and then these transformed cells are cultured to produce large quantities of the desired protein.
- transfer to vector - transform bacterial cells - culture transformed cells to produce large amounts of protein
| Front | How do you amplify a gene in-vivo? |
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| Back | - transfer to vector - transform bacterial cells - culture transformed cells to produce large amounts of protein |
Tags: gene_technology
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