Mammalian genome modification techniques Flashcards

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Where are ES cells derived from?

A

Inner cell mass of blastocysts

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2
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Result of ES cells being injected into a blastocyst?

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they can integrate and contribute to development

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3
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What do ES cells support high rates of?

A

homologous recombination

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4
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First reporting of ES cells?

A

1981 (mice), 1998 (humans)

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5
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What is the goal of ES cell gene targeting methodology?

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to harness homology-dependent recombination to
make targeted, prescriptive (non-random) genome changes

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Possible improvement to be made to transgenesis?

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Want to make it easier to direct where in the genome the transgene will go

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What is TV?

A

targeting vector DNA construct

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How are TV integration events selected for?

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positive selection (eg Neomycin resistance)

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Additional elements of a targeting vector?

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