Abstract

AbstractThe genetic modification of lactic acid bacteria being used in medicine and food industries has been limited due to the scarcity of food-grade cloning vectors for the bacteria. The 4.46-kb food-grade cloning vector pUBU constructed in this study consisted of 3 major components from food-approved organisms, the theta-type replicon from pUCL287 of

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