Development of a novel selection/counter-selection system for chromosomal gene integrations and deletions in lactic acid bacteria | BMC Molecular Biology | Full Text
A MultiSite GatewayTM vector set for the functional analysis of genes in the model Saccharomyces cerevisiae | BMC Molecular Biology | Full Text
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The art of selective killing: plasmid toxin/antitoxin systems and their technological applications | BioTechniques
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Gateway Vectors for Efficient Artificial Gene Assembly In Vitro and Expression in Yeast Saccharomyces cerevisiae | PLOS ONE
Addgene: pLIX403-EBFP2-ccdB-G418
The CcdB toxin is an efficient selective marker for CRISPR-plasmids developed for genome editing in cyanobacteria | microPublication
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Overview of ccdB counterselection strategies. (A) Strategy for seamless... | Download Scientific Diagram
Principle of ccdB-gene replacement strategy. The schematic... | Download Scientific Diagram
Development of Gateway Binary Vector Series with Four Different Selection Markers for the Liverwort Marchantia polymorpha | PLOS ONE
Overview of ccdB counterselection strategies. (A) Strategy for seamless... | Download Scientific Diagram
ZeBRα a universal, multi-fragment DNA-assembly-system with minimal hands-on time requirement | Scientific Reports
A unified multi-kingdom Golden Gate cloning platform | Scientific Reports
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Frontiers | Bacterial Genetic Engineering by Means of Recombineering for Reverse Genetics
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A single step three-strain in vivo Gateway reaction - ScienceDirect
