Got a new idea:
What about retrotransposons? I read about them, and they seem to copy their coding sequence multiple times and integrate it into the chromosome. (like Copy and paste).
If the lux genes were within such a retorotransposon, that would give us multiple copies per cell, while just injecting the ~10 - 15 kbp !!
I'm looking for annotated sequences, yet I haven't found any. But I'll keep going ;)
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