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Biolistics
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Biolistics
The injection of DNA of interest directly into organelles by firing nucleic acid-coated 1-µm tungsten microprojectiles from a specially modified air gun into host cells
biolistics
the use of DNA-coated pellets, fired at high speed, to place DNA into plant and animal cells.
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