Nanoparticle-mediated transformation expands horizon of organism engineering
Abstract
Our ability to engineer organisms will unlock new discoveries in how cellular processes work and enable new advances in biotechnology. However, many organisms are recalcitrant to traditional transformation methods. Here, we describe a new nanoparticle-based method of transformation which can be used to transform bacteria, plants, algae and diatoms.
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