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Проведение экспериментов в области молекулярной генетики растений часто требует применения методов генной инженерии, в том числе использования трансгенных растений. Представлены данные о промоторах генов пшеницы с экспериментально проверенным паттерном экспрессии, аннотированных в базе данныхTGP (TransGene Promoters). База TGP может быть использована в качестве источника информации при планировании генно-инженерных экспериментов различной направленности.
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