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rational design of RNA structures that predictably tune eukaryotic gene expression

Weenink et al., 2017

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Weenink T
McKiernan R
Ellis T
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Predictable tuning of gene expression is essential for engineering genetic circuits and for optimising enzyme levels in metabolic engineering projects. In bacteria, gene expression can be tuned at the stage of transcription, by exchanging the promoter, or at stage of …
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