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by introducing aspects that provide the scientific background for the major technical advances of genetic engineering. Central topics such as replication, mapping, mutation, transposition and both general and site-specific recombination are fully documented. Throughout this informative text, the emp

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-93162-7certain environments, they are not necessary for the survival of the host cell. They have proven to be invaluable tools in molecular biology and, for example, have been extensively used for studying the properties of bacterial genes and as cloning vectors for a variety of bacterial and eucaryotic genes.

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,Allgemeines über Verzahnungen,ty, induce chromosome breakage at the site where they were inserted, and regulate gene activity during development. However, the concept of mobile genetic elements was so contrary to the genetic wisdom of the 1950s that most geneticists rejected the concept and failed to realise the far-reaching consequences of McClintock’s discoveries.

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Recombination,sed, both in nature and by the experimentalist, to combine into a single genotype the most favourable combinations of genes; in the absence of recombination every chromosome would have a ‘fixed’ genetic content changeable only by mutation, and all the genes on it would show complete linkage.

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