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transgene

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transgene [′tranz‚jēn]
(genetics)
Genetic material from one organism that has been experimentally transferred to another, so that the host acquires the genetic traits of the transferred genes in its chromosomal composition.


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Around a month ago, Pakistan Central Cotton Committee (PCCC), a Chinese firm Biocentury Transgene and Guard Agriculture inked an MoU in first ever public-private-partnership initiative in agriculture that paved the way for utilization of countrys best cotton varieties for infusion of Bt gene by Chinese company to develop Bt cotton seed.
This was stated by Punjab University Vice-Chancellor Prof Dr Mujahid Kamran during a meeting with Chinese delegation from Biocentury Transgene (China) Co.
00 Hardcover SB123 The nine chapters in this collection present studies on improving plant transformation, detecting transgene copy number with PCR, and assessing the impact of Bt- resistant pests on Bt crops.
 
 
 
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