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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"genetically-engineered bacteria"”.

  1. Contraction Analysis of Functional Competitive Lotka-Volterra Systems: Understanding Competition Between Modified Bacteria and Plasmodium within Mosquitoes.

    … the competition between Plasmodium sp. and genetically engineered bacteria within the midgut of a mosquito. We find that the effect of the immune response of the mosquito on invaders has a significant effect on whether Plasmodium or the genetically engineered bacteria dominates, but that …

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  2. Engineering the gut microbiome of honey bees

    … tools for genetic manipulation of bacteria from honey bees and show that genetically engineered bacteria can recolonize and function in bees. This lays the groundwork for follow-on efforts to both study and further engineer the bee gut microbiome. In Chapter 3, I describe the …

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  3. Greener Surface Active Reagents: Structure, Property and Performance Relationships

    … Surfactin and FA-Glu, synthesized by genetically engineered bacteria were also evaluated. Both of them showed exceptional surface activity. Genetic engineering also showed its advantages when it was found that Surfactin was limited by its solubility. Quick modifications were made in …

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  4. Engineering dual-glycan responsive expression systems for tunable production of heterologous proteins in Bacteroides thetaiotaomicron

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