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Medical News | Medical Articles: Automation of Bacterial Transformation Processes

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 August 22, 2019 
 Microbiology 
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 #ALT#Automation of Bacterial Transformation Processes

The process of bacterial transformation involves the introduction of foreign plasmid DNA into a bacterial cell. The transformation of DNA into bacteria cells, for example, Escherichia coli (E. coli), is an important molecular biology method used for the analysis of bacteria itself as well as for the storage and/or replication of plasmids.

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 Does the Microbiome Interact with the Human Endocrine System?
 
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