Biology · Biotechniques
Adenoviruses have a genome size of approximately 36,000 base pairs. In standard first-generation replication-deficient adenoviral vectors, up to how many base pairs of the adenoviral genome can typically be deleted and replaced by foreign DNA?
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5,000 base pairs
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