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ТРАНСГЕНЕЗ ЧЕРЕЗ СПЕРМАТОГОНАЛЬНІ СТОВБУРОВІ КЛІТИНИ У ТВАРИННИЦТВІ І ПЕРСПЕКТИВИ ЙОГО ЗАСТОСУВАННЯ У БІЛОЦЕРКІВСЬКОМУ НАУ
Представлено сучасні технології створення трансгенних тварин, проаналізовано їх переваги і недоліки порівняно одна до одної. Висвітлено основи трансгенезу і генетичних модифікацій. Наведено перспективні можливості ринку трансгенних тварин у світі. Обгрунтовано ефективність і доцільність застосування новітньої технології створення трансгенних тваринних моделей через сперматогональні стовбурові клітини. Проаналізована конкурентоспроможність лабораторії генної зооінженерії з виробництва трансгенних моделей лабораторних тварин, запропонованої для створення в Білоцерківському НАУ. Описано основні і перспективні напрями розвитку діяльності лабораторії.
Ключові слова: генна інженерія, трансгенез, рекомбінантна ДНК, трансгенні тварини, сперматогональні стовбурові клітини, трансплантація сперматогонії.
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