Titlebook: New Developments in Marine Biotechnology; Y. Le Gal,H. O. Halvorson Book 1998 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1998 Bioremediation

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Gene Transfer in Red Sea Bream (,) of transgenic fish during the past decade. Several methods of gene transfer applied to more than ten fish species were developed and quite a few kinds of chimeric gene including growth hormone (GH), antifreeze protein (AFP) and various report genes were introduced into fish eggs to gener-ate transg

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Production of Lines of Growth Enhanced Transgenic Tilapia (,) Expressing a Novel Piscine Growth Hormc research either for commercial or academic purposes. For commercial exploitation this technology has been applied in several commercially important fish species to improve desirable genetic traits such as growth (Rokkones .., 1989; Zhang .., 1990; Brem .., 1988; Penman .., 1990; Gross .., 1992), c

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Unusual Marine Sterols May Protect Cellular Membranes against Action of Some Marine Toxinsin unusual sterols instead of cholesterol in their free sterol fractions. We call as “biochemical coordination” the phenomenon, which involves the mutually conditioned presence of two different series of natural products in biological organisms.

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Biocompatible Alginates for Use in Biohybrid OrgansThis allows, in principle, transplantation of cells of different genera, without the need for pharmacological immunosuppression (Clayton et al., 1993; Colton, 1995; Lanza & Chick, 1997). In the past, a whole range of different concepts have been employed to achieve this goal (see Clayton et al., 199

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Production of Bioactive Compounds by Cell and Tissue Cultures of Marine Seaweeds in Bioreactor Systeoactive compounds produced through the selective oxidation of fatty acids to eicosanoids and related oxylipins, or the selective halogenation of terpenoids to brominated/chlorinated monoterpenes [Carte, 1996]. Cell and tissue cultures established from anatomically-complex marine seaweeds have the po