At the end of 1982, Palmiter, Brinster et al. reported that mice of superb growth had been created through microinjection of a hybrid gene coding for rat growth hormone into the male pronuclei of mouse fertilized eggs...At the end of 1982, Palmiter, Brinster et al. reported that mice of superb growth had been created through microinjection of a hybrid gene coding for rat growth hormone into the male pronuclei of mouse fertilized eggs. This work ushered in a new approach to develop new breeds of domestic animals with a method of foreign gene trans-formation. We infer that fish, on a lower level of evolution in vertebrata,展开更多
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文摘At the end of 1982, Palmiter, Brinster et al. reported that mice of superb growth had been created through microinjection of a hybrid gene coding for rat growth hormone into the male pronuclei of mouse fertilized eggs. This work ushered in a new approach to develop new breeds of domestic animals with a method of foreign gene trans-formation. We infer that fish, on a lower level of evolution in vertebrata,