Potential ecological risks of thermal-treated waste recombination DNA discharged into an aquatic environment.

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Lei Wang

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Meng N Li

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Xiao F Zeng

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Xiao H Fu

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Yi Q Le

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Spread of recombinant DNA by roots and pollen of transgenic potato plants, identified by highly specific biomonitoring using natural transformation of an Acinetobacter sp.

Protection of DNA by salts against thermodegradation at temperatures typical for hyperthermophiles.

Waste recombinant DNA: effectiveness of thermo-treatment to manage potential gene pollution.

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10.1080/10934529.2011.623940

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