Сравнительный анализ экспрессии гетерологичных генов в дрожжах Saccharomyces cerevisiae и Pichia pastoris и изучение условий повышения продукции рекомбинантных белков

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720. Благодарю моего мужа Крецера Юрия Львовича за терпение и постоянную поддержку, без которых эта работа не была бы завершена. Хочу также поблагодарить моих дочерей Наташу и Иру за помощь при оформлении диссертации и подготовке ее к защите.