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Application of GFP cDNA in Transfection Carried by Adenovirus Vector.

Xiao Zhang

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Green fluorescent protein(GFP) gene is the only new reporter gene which can express in living cells without other external substrate so far.The GFP cDNA was recombined into an adenovirus vector, then transfected into 293 cells to observe its expression. This may provide a newly monitoring method of transgenic technique.

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Green fluorescent protein(GFP) gene is the only new reporter gene which can express in living cells without other external substrate so far.The GFP cDNA was recombined into an adenovirus vector, then transfected into 293 cells to observe its expression. This may provide a newly monitoring method of transgenic technique.

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Green fluorescent protein(GFP) gene is the only new reporter gene which can express in living cells without other external substrate so far.The GFP cDNA was recombined into an adenovirus vector, then transfected into 293 cells to observe its expression. This may provide a newly monitoring method of transgenic technique.

Key concepts: Green fluorescent protein, Transfection, Complementary DNA, Molecular biology, Viral vector, Reporter gene, Transgene, Vector (molecular biology)

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