Large-Insert Clonging is a molecular cloning technique that enables the stable propagation and manipulation of large DNA fragments, typically exceeding 100 kilobase pairs, within specialized vectors such as bacterial artificial chromosomes or fosmids, thereby facilitating the analysis of complex genomic regions.
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The rabbit β-globin gene contains a large insert in the coding sequence
A.J. Jeffreys, R. A. Flavell · Cell · 1977 · 423 citations
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