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Impacts of pr-10a overexpression at the molecular and the phenotypic level.

International journal of molecular sciences - 22 Jul 2013

Vaas Lea A I, Marheine Maja, Sikorski Johannes, Göker Markus, Schumacher Heinz-Martin

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Biotechnological approaches using genetic modifications such as homologous gene overexpression can be used to decode gene functions under well-defined circumstances. However, only the recording of the resulting phenotypes allows inferences about the impact of the modification on the organisms' ev...

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PMID: 23880863
DOI: 10.3390/ijms140715141
PMCID: PMC3742292

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