UidA At Biology Glossary
What is it? The gene encoding Beta-glucuronidase (abbreviated GUS). Commonly used for constructing operon or gene fusions in organisms with high endogenous Beta-galactosidase activity. A variety of analogs exist that make it easy to detect GUS expression on solid medBio Definition Added By: Destiny
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