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Two tandem promoters to increase gene expression in Lactococcus lactis

Wei et al., 2002

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6393091398676882089
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Wei W
Xiang H
Tan H
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Two plasmids, pPAH and pAH, containing a staphylokinase variant gene (sakXH) under the control of two tandem promoters (P 32-P lacA) or promoter P lacA alone were constructed and introduced into Lactococcus lactis MG5267. The expression of sakXH in the strain …
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