Project Details
Description
9224864 Wood This proposal is on research to investigate enhanced plasmid stability by using multiple killer genes. Enhanced plasmid stability can be useful for a higher level of expression of recombinant protien products in E. coli and for effective genetic engineering strategies for waste treatment and bioremediation. The two main points to be examined include: (1) the role of media composition and temperature on plasmid stability; and (2) the effect of using two killer genes for enhanced stability. Experiments in both chemostat and shake - flask cultures will be performed. In addition, some modeling will also be performed. ***
Status | Finished |
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Effective start/end date | 8/15/93 → 7/31/96 |
Funding
- National Science Foundation: $47,287.00
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