Molecular breeding

Molecular Breeding Linkage Mapping and Association Genetics... 

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MOLECULAR BREEDING THE NATURAL APPROACH TO PROTEIN DESIGN... 

Patten et al., 1997 Zhang et al., 1997). Molecular breeding has also been extended beyond proteins to pathways and viruses, as well as partial genomes (Crameri et al., 1997 Soong et al., 1999). 

The shuffling of twenty-six subtilisins and over twenty human interferons are two recent examples that demonstrate the power of molecular breeding to generate high quality and functionally diverse libraries of useful proteins that serve as rich sources of hits when screened for desired properties (Chang et al., 1999 Ness et al., 1999). 

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