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14 Aug 2023: gene trap patterns accurately reflect endogenous gene ex-pression (reviewed in Bellen, 1999). ... In contrast, gene traps are quite likely to accu-rately reflect endogenous gene expression.

14 Aug 2023: A functionally orthogonal pair - a tRNA/synthetase pair that react together but not with endogenous organism pairs - is evolved to selectively accept unnatural amino acids.

14 Aug 2023: For correspondence: sebastian. maerkl@epfl.ch. †These authors contributed. equally to this work. Competing interest: See. page 16. Funding: See page 16. Received: 29 June 2015. Accepted: 01 October 2015. Published: 05 October 2015. Reviewing editor

14 Aug 2023: These lines expressed GFP under thecontrol of endogenous enhancers, depending on theinsertion of the enhancer-trap construct into the plantgenome.

14 Aug 2023: Among the regulatorychallenges posed by these approaches is thepossibility that DNA from genetically engineeredmicrobes may spread to endogenous membersof the microbiota through natural horizontal.

14 Aug 2023: Endogenous plant hormones are thought to play major roles in actinorhizal nodule organogenesis.

14 Aug 2023: A map of KNAT gene expression in the Arabidopsis root. Elisabeth Truernit1, Kirby R. Siemering1,2, Sarah Hodge1,3, Vojislava Grbic1,4 and JimHaseloff1,1Department of Plant Sciences, University of Cambridge, CB2 3EA, Downing Site, Cambridge , UK

14 Aug 2023: In contrast, the endogenous AaEf1a promoter is more strongly expressed in new grown tissue of the Oxford isolate (Frangedakis et al., 2021d), which we hypothesise to be more susceptible to.