Recombination during in vitro evolution.

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Recombination, the swapping of large portions of genetic information between and among parental genotypes, can be applied to in vitro evolution experiments on functional nucleic acids. Both homologous and heterologous recombination can be achieved using standard laboratory techniques. In many cases, recombination can allow for the discovery of a ribozyme or DNAzyme phenotype that would not likely be encountered...

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