recombinant

Then it can be merged back into the main line of the plant via a recombinant backcross technique.

Same is true for the advancement in laser diodes for example, or recombinant DNA, or lithium ion battery packs.

John (author) is right that there is a huge need for more affordable reagents especially recombinant protein.

Although recombinant insulin was heavily advertised as a clinically superior agent in the 1980s (Fig.

We investigated the safety of subretinal delivery of a recombinant adeno-associated virus (AAV) carrying RPE65 complementary DNA (cDNA) (ClinicalTrials.gov number, NCT00516477 [ClinicalTrials.gov]).

A new vaccine for the flu every year is more like finding a new lock combo solution for the same lock (recombinant DNA).

For all the parts that are removed there are a couple added, in the recombinant braking system, power control systems and programmable suspension.

The very first commercial application of GMOs was recombinant insulin for diabetics.

Once recombinant insulin came out, most folks switched, a few didn't.

No sequencing, recombinant DNA, fancy BSL-4 labs, well-educated virologists, none of that.

Although long-acting analogues cause less hypoglycemia than NPH does, 27 it has yet to be shown that analogues lead to better long-term outcomes than standard recombinant human insulin does.

I am reminded of the bits of Reamde that talk about recombinant cooking - people take two existing prepared food items and mix them to get something else.

The standardization/normalization of the web -- specifically, PageRank, Wikipedia, Facebook, and what's now totally recombinant "web design" -- has ruined the frontier aspect necessary for actual innovation.

From the medical paper: "Although long-acting analogues cause less hypoglycemia than NPH does, 27 it has yet to be shown that analogues lead to better long-term outcomes than standard recombinant human insulin does.

Recombinant Genetic Engineering has been around since the 70's but society never fully embraced its applications.