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Plasmidic DNA was introduced into intact cells of Bacillus megaterium by electroporation. The procedure showed an efficiency of 103 transformants μg−1 DNA.
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Moro, A., Sánchez, J.C. & Serguera, C. Transformation of Bacillus megaterium by electroporation. Biotechnol Tech 9, 589–590 (1995). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00152449
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