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The mechanism of foreign DNA integration in the genome of eukaryotes discovered

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Eukaryotic organisms, of which we are part, sometimes incorporate exogenous DNA sequences into their genome. Studying this process in baker's yeast reveals that it is predictable.
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The mechanism of foreign DNA integration in the genome of eukaryotes discovered

Eukaryotic organisms, of which we are part, sometimes incorporate exogenous DNA sequences into their genome. Studying this process in baker's yeast reveals that it is predictable.

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