There are two main processes by which transduction occurs: generalized and specialized (explained below in more detail). Recently, Chen et al discovered a third mechanism in Staphylococcus aureus, 2 ...

Up to now, two mechanisms of genetic transduction were known: generalized and specialized transduction. For over 60 years, since their discovery by American scientist and Nobel laureate Joshua ...

There are two forms of transduction: generalized and specialized. During generalized transduction, random sections of bacterial DNA are packaged into a phage and transferred into another bacterium ...

By contrast, microfluidics places cells and viruses together within narrow spaces to increase transduction efficiency. Unfortunately, these approaches require expensive specialized equipment.

Transduction: Virion-mediated transfer of bacterial DNA to new bacteria either with associated temperate phage genome (specialized transduction) or not in association with phage genome ...

To do this, another signal transduction pathway is employed. Specialized receptor proteins at the end of the first cell receive the signal and trigger the release of ligands known as ...

In mammals, pain sensation is initiated by the detection of noxious stimuli through specialized transduction ion channels and receptors in nociceptive sensory neurons. Transient receptor potential ...