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Utilization of Cauliflower Mosaic Virus as a Knockout Vector in Plant Genomics.
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Utilization of Cauliflower Mosaic Virus as a Knockout Vector in Plant Genomics.
http://otsp.missouri.edu/PDF/05UMC055.pdf
By knocking out a gene, researchers are better able to study the function of the inactivated gene. One way to accomplish this inactivation is by using a knockout vector. Knockout plants can aid scientists in a variety of areas, including disease resistance.
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