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No, I'm saying that they were splicing genes into the plasmid to go along with the HIV backbone, probably a spike protein along with the luciferase reporter.

I think that they were using the plasmids to produce altered viral DNA in order to create a modified virus. There is a diagram of the plasmid in your image, but it is too blurry to read.

3 years ago
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No, I'm saying that they were splicing genes into the plasmid to go along with the HIV backbone, probably a spike protein along with the luciferase reporter.

I think that they were using the plasmids to produce altered viral DNA in order to create a modified virus. There is a diagram of the plasmid in your image, but it is too blurry to read.

I wouldn't say that proteins are "infectious". They cannot replicate by themselves and would be dismantled by the cell.

3 years ago
1 score