启动子与基因表达分析文献
启动子与基因表达分析文献
2010/08/17 13:01:51
（1）诱变
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（2）GFP
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（3）GUS
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（4）LUC
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（5）Northern blot
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（6）启动子
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（7）启动子陷阱（捕获）
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（8）确定启动子的起始（determine the onset of the respective promoter activities）
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