Pog44 plasmid
The POG44 plasmid is a circular DNA molecule designed for molecular biology applications. It serves as a vector for the cloning and propagation of genetic material in bacterial host cells. The plasmid contains key functional elements, including an origin of replication and selectable markers, which facilitate its maintenance and selection in the host organism. The specific details and intended use of the POG44 plasmid are not provided in this factual, unbiased description.
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