Zsolt K Bali

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May a wild-type adenovirus integrate and spread the transgene of a recombinant AAV when co-infecting the same host cell?

Is it possible that in a co-infected host cell, DNA of a recombinant AAV integrates into the DNA of a wild-type adenovirus with non-homologous end-joining? Thus, may the wild-type adenovirus...

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May viral DNAs recombine with non-homologous recombination in eukaryotic cells (e.g., with non-homologous end joining)?

Is it possible that a hybrid virus is generated in a eukaryotic cell by co-infection of different viruses through nonhomologous recombination?

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May double-stranded DNA viruses recombine with single stranded DNA viruses (e.g., adenovirus with adeno-associated virus)?

Is it possible that a double-stranded DNA virus non-homologously recombine with a single-stranded DNA virus?

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Coulbourn Graphic State 4 error: "Off" response is ignored. Any solutions?

Hi, I'm programming a protocol in which the rat has to put his nose in the feeder box and keep it there for a certain time. The feeder is supplied with a photocell sensor, which serves as one of...

22 January 2018 6,034 0 View

How can I apply a Kruskal-Wallis or a Friedman test for 2 or more between- / within-subject factors?

We repeatedly faced a problem when analyzing data in behavioral studies. In more sophisticated experimental designs, we need to handle more factors (e.g., a pharmacological treatment and a...

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Are eukaryotic endonucleases able to cleave viral DNA similar to bacterial restriction enzymes?

I am wondering whether it is possible that an eukaryotic cell produce a "hybrid" of two different viruses that co-infect them by the activity of the cells' endonucleases. Let's assume that the...

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May "genetic engineering" by restriction endonucleases occur spontaneously in vivo?

Restriction enzymes are common tools to compose genetically engineered plasmids in vitro. In laboratory circumstances it is possible to break DNA strands and recombine it with another...

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