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Enhancement of plant expression vectors using replication and silencing suppressor elements
Molecular farming is gaining traction as a cost-effective platform to produce recombinant proteins. Further improvements can be made, however, to increase overall yield especially for difficult to express proteins. In this study virus-derived silencing suppressors and replication elements were used...
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Department of Molecular and Cell Biology
2019
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