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Meanings of genetic transformation in English

Russian
трансформация
Spanish
transformacion
Catalan
transformació bacteriana
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Planned genetic alteration of a cell by uptake of genetic material from the environment.

трансформация
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Examples for "transformation"
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He said: Sligo has gone through a rapid transformation in recent years.
Independent.ie
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German business daily Handelsblatt reported late on Monday about Audi's transformation plans.
Reuters
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The Amsterdam Treaty continues Maastricht's transformation of the nature of EU citizenship.
The Irish Times
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The protesters said government must speed up rural development and agrarian transformation.
The South African
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Making this transformation... requires painstaking work and it takes time, he said.
Reuters
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The plasmids bound to the nitrocellulose filter were eluted and used for bacterial transformation.
Pubmed
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All bisphenols were substrates for bacterial transformation with conversion rates ranging from 6 to 98% within 216 h and 36 different metabolites were characterized.
Pubmed
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Bacterial transformation resulted in a 180-fold increase in PV rate.
Pubmed
Usage of genetic transformation in English
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Here, we present the first report of the genetic transformation of western wheatgrass.
Pubmed
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As with many woody species, P. acerifolia has appeared recalcitrant to genetic transformation.
Pubmed
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Mutagenesis and stable genetic transformation confirmed the function of Pm41 against Bgt infection in wheat.
Pubmed
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Transient genetic transformation of plant organs is an indispensable way of studying gene function in plants.
Pubmed
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Agrobacterium-mediated genetic transformation is an important technique for producing barley transgenics with simple low-copy number transgenes.
Pubmed
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During competence for genetic transformation, pneumococci attack and lyse noncompetent siblings present in the same environment.
Pubmed
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Pneumococci that are competent for natural genetic transformation express a number of proteins involved in binding, uptake, translocation and recombination of DNA.
Pubmed
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The efficiency of genetic transformation of Saccharomyces cerevisiae spheroplasts has been increased 10- to 100-fold over previously published procedures.
Pubmed
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Here we developed a new genetic transformation marker in P. ostreatus and demonstrated two marker recycling methods that use counter-selection to generate a multigene disruptant.
Pubmed
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The application of CPX as the main auxin-like plant growth regulator in cereal genetic transformation replaces the potent but more toxic herbicide 2,4-D.
Pubmed
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Other reasons include the relatively small genome size (450-550 Mbp) of Populus, the large number of molecular genetic maps and the ease of genetic transformation.
Pubmed
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