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The United States, the land of free enterprise, seems to be curiously illogical in its continuing belief that markets in some commodities should be less than free
The RNA polymerases from T7 and related bacteriophages, in conjunction with elements of DNA and RNA viruses, can be used in novel ways for expression of genes in mammalian cells.
A kit for the direct cloning of PCR-amplified nucleic acids, a novel DNA sequencing technology and mRNA spin columns — new tools for the molecular biologist.
