Single cell flow cytometry analysis of gene transfer from E. coli to indigenous freshwater bacteria reveals an up to 100 fold higher transfer, than determined by selective culturing
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Single cell flow cytometry analysis of gene transfer from E. coli to indigenous freshwater bacteria reveals an up to 100 fold higher transfer, than determined by selective culturing. / Øregaard, Gunnar; Sørensen, Søren Johannes.
2004, Udstillinger.Research output: Other contribution › Communication
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Øregaard, G & Sørensen, SJ 2004, Single cell flow cytometry analysis of gene transfer from E. coli to indigenous freshwater bacteria reveals an up to 100 fold higher transfer, than determined by selective culturing..
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Øregaard, G., & Sørensen, S. J. (2004). Single cell flow cytometry analysis of gene transfer from E. coli to indigenous freshwater bacteria reveals an up to 100 fold higher transfer, than determined by selective culturing.
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Øregaard G, Sørensen SJ. Single cell flow cytometry analysis of gene transfer from E. coli to indigenous freshwater bacteria reveals an up to 100 fold higher transfer, than determined by selective culturing. 2004.
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