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Containment of Biohazards

 
 
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  • E. coli K12 carrying either pBR313 or pBR322 represents a useful host vector system for recombinant DNA experiments and affords a significant degree of biological containment [1].
  • This work describes the construction of the rhizobacterium Pseudomonas putida strain CS-4, which contains an active biological containment (ABC) system that ensures bacterial suicide in the absence of proline [2].
 

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