d/f b/w Recombinant protein & plasmid DNA expression
i want to know what is the the exact difference between recombinant protein and plasmid DNA expression protein and which one is better for research purpose (specifically for dengue virus). I really appreciate if you can answer it and if you have any supporting evidence so kindly send me that link.
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I am a bioinformatician by myself i ask this question because i am buying dengue virus stereotypes for my research which is purely In silico but for some reasons we have to buy this. thts why ask this question.
It is not relevant who you are but what the nature of the question is. You may try biology.stackexcange.com also, providing a little additional context.