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Gentamicin and d-serine selective pressure to improve the homogeneity of cells expressing target proteins
In this work, selective pressure was applied in E. coli to enrich the population expressing recombinant proteins and suppress the emergence of low-expression phenotypes. To this end, plasmids were constructed containing two reporter genes, a degradable green fluorescent protein (GFP) and a s
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