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INTERGENERIC TRANSFER OF CONJUGATIVE AND MOBILIZABLE PLASMIDS HARBORED BY ESCHERICHIA-COLI IN THE GUT OF THE SOIL MICROARTHROPOD FOLSOMIA-CANDIDA (COLLEMBOLA)
Authors: HOFFMANN A THIMM T DROGE M MOORE ERB MUNCH JC TEBBE CC
Citation: A. Hoffmann et al., INTERGENERIC TRANSFER OF CONJUGATIVE AND MOBILIZABLE PLASMIDS HARBORED BY ESCHERICHIA-COLI IN THE GUT OF THE SOIL MICROARTHROPOD FOLSOMIA-CANDIDA (COLLEMBOLA), Applied and environmental microbiology, 64(7), 1998, pp. 2652-2659
THE GUT OF THE SOIL MICROARTHROPOD FOLSOMIA-CANDIDA (COLLEMBOLA) IS AFREQUENTLY CHANGEABLE BUT SELECTIVE HABITAT AND A VECTOR FOR MICROORGANISMS
Authors: THIMM T HOFFMANN A BORKOTT H MUNCH JC TEBBE CC
Citation: T. Thimm et al., THE GUT OF THE SOIL MICROARTHROPOD FOLSOMIA-CANDIDA (COLLEMBOLA) IS AFREQUENTLY CHANGEABLE BUT SELECTIVE HABITAT AND A VECTOR FOR MICROORGANISMS, Applied and environmental microbiology, 64(7), 1998, pp. 2660-2669
ECOLOGICAL PRE-RELEASE RISK ASSESSMENT OF 2 GENETICALLY-ENGINEERED, BIOLUMINESCENT RHIZOBIUM-MELILOTI STRAINS IN SOIL COLUMN MODEL SYSTEMS
Authors: SCHWIEGER F WILLKE B MUNCH JC TEBBE CC
Citation: F. Schwieger et al., ECOLOGICAL PRE-RELEASE RISK ASSESSMENT OF 2 GENETICALLY-ENGINEERED, BIOLUMINESCENT RHIZOBIUM-MELILOTI STRAINS IN SOIL COLUMN MODEL SYSTEMS, Biology and fertility of soils, 25(4), 1997, pp. 340-348
FATE OF 3 GENETICALLY-ENGINEERED, BIOTECHNOLOGICALLY IMPORTANT MICROORGANISM SPECIES IN SOIL - IMPACT OF SOIL PROPERTIES AND INTRASPECIES COMPETITION WITH NONENGINEERED STRAINS
Authors: VAHJEN W MUNCH JC TEBBE CC
Citation: W. Vahjen et al., FATE OF 3 GENETICALLY-ENGINEERED, BIOTECHNOLOGICALLY IMPORTANT MICROORGANISM SPECIES IN SOIL - IMPACT OF SOIL PROPERTIES AND INTRASPECIES COMPETITION WITH NONENGINEERED STRAINS, Canadian journal of microbiology, 43(9), 1997, pp. 827-834
CARBON SOURCE UTILIZATION OF SOIL EXTRACTED MICROORGANISMS AS A TOOL TO DETECT THE EFFECTS OF SOIL SUPPLEMENTED WITH GENETICALLY-ENGINEEREDAND NON-ENGINEERED CORYNEBACTERIUM-GLUTAMICUM AND A RECOMBINANT PEPTIDE AT THE COMMUNITY-LEVEL
Authors: VAHJEN W MUNCH JC TEBBE CC
Citation: W. Vahjen et al., CARBON SOURCE UTILIZATION OF SOIL EXTRACTED MICROORGANISMS AS A TOOL TO DETECT THE EFFECTS OF SOIL SUPPLEMENTED WITH GENETICALLY-ENGINEEREDAND NON-ENGINEERED CORYNEBACTERIUM-GLUTAMICUM AND A RECOMBINANT PEPTIDE AT THE COMMUNITY-LEVEL, FEMS microbiology, ecology, 18(4), 1995, pp. 317-328
DIRECT-DETECTION OF RECOMBINANT GENE-EXPRESSION BY 2 GENETICALLY-ENGINEERED YEASTS IN SOIL ON THE TRANSCRIPTIONAL AND TRANSLATIONAL LEVELS
Authors: TEBBE CC WENDEROTH DF VAHJEN W LUBKE K MUNCH JC
Citation: Cc. Tebbe et al., DIRECT-DETECTION OF RECOMBINANT GENE-EXPRESSION BY 2 GENETICALLY-ENGINEERED YEASTS IN SOIL ON THE TRANSCRIPTIONAL AND TRANSLATIONAL LEVELS, Applied and environmental microbiology, 61(12), 1995, pp. 4296-4303
ENHANCED DETECTION OF GENETICALLY-ENGINEERED CORYNEBACTERIUM-GLUTAMICUM PUN1 IN DIRECTLY EXTRACTED DNA FROM SOIL, USING THE T4 GENE-32 PROTEIN IN THE POLYMERASE CHAIN-REACTION
Authors: VAHJEN W TEBBE CC
Citation: W. Vahjen et Cc. Tebbe, ENHANCED DETECTION OF GENETICALLY-ENGINEERED CORYNEBACTERIUM-GLUTAMICUM PUN1 IN DIRECTLY EXTRACTED DNA FROM SOIL, USING THE T4 GENE-32 PROTEIN IN THE POLYMERASE CHAIN-REACTION, European journal of soil biology, 30(2), 1994, pp. 93-98
ADAPTATION OF PSEUDOMONAS-AERUGINOSA HARBORING THE MULTI-RESISTANCE PLASMID RIP64 TO HIGH-LEVELS OF MERCURY-CHLORIDE, CARBENICILLIN AND GENTAMICIN
Authors: TEBBE CC OLSON BH
Citation: Cc. Tebbe et Bh. Olson, ADAPTATION OF PSEUDOMONAS-AERUGINOSA HARBORING THE MULTI-RESISTANCE PLASMID RIP64 TO HIGH-LEVELS OF MERCURY-CHLORIDE, CARBENICILLIN AND GENTAMICIN, Applied microbiology and biotechnology, 41(2), 1994, pp. 245-249
INTERFERENCE OF HUMIC ACIDS AND DNA EXTRACTED DIRECTLY FROM SOIL IN DETECTION AND TRANSFORMATION OF RECOMBINANT-DNA FROM BACTERIA AND A YEAST
Authors: TEBBE CC VAHJEN W
Citation: Cc. Tebbe et W. Vahjen, INTERFERENCE OF HUMIC ACIDS AND DNA EXTRACTED DIRECTLY FROM SOIL IN DETECTION AND TRANSFORMATION OF RECOMBINANT-DNA FROM BACTERIA AND A YEAST, Applied and environmental microbiology, 59(8), 1993, pp. 2657-2665
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