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Autonomously replicating linear plasmids facilitate the analysis of replication origin function in <i>Candida albicans</i>

2019-02-15

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The ability to generate autonomously replicating plasmids has been elusive in Candida albicans , a prevalent human fungal commensal and pathogen. Instead, plasmids generally integrate into the genome. Here, we assessed plasmid and transformant properties, including plasmid geometry, transformant colony size, four selectable markers, and potential origins of replication for their ability to drive autonomous plasmi...

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Literature Corpus work: a57b07e9-567f-5275-a461-b82837af2033
DOI: 10.1101/551127

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