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-	!width="180" |<font face=georgia color=#3366CC size=4>pGLTUR</font>	+	!width="180" |<font face=georgia color=#3366CC size=4>XylR, pu and pr inpGLTUR</font>
	<br> [[Glasgow/Wetlab/References|Willardson ''et al'', 1998]]		<br> [[Glasgow/Wetlab/References|Willardson ''et al'', 1998]]
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		+	!width="180" |<font face=georgia color=#3366CC size=4>DntR and pDntR from pQF52</font>
		+	<br> [[Glasgow/Wetlab/References|Willardson ''et al'', 1998]]
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Resources

Some resources we have found useful in our research.

BioEdit	Biological sequence alignment editor
BLAST	Compares nucleotide or protein sequences to sequence databases and calculates the statistical significance of matches.
NCBI	National Center fot Biotechnology Information.
Open Wetware	DNA sequence analysis.
pDRAW32	DNA sequence analysis.
Primer3	Checking primer design.
Primer Melting Temperatures	Calculating primer melting temperatures for DNA sequencing.
Webcutter 2.0	Restriction mapping.

Gene Sources

Diagrams of the sequences from which we made our parts.

XylR, pu and pr inpGLTUR Willardson et al, 1998
DntR and pDntR from pQF52 Willardson et al, 1998

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