Process for the manipulation of nucleic acids
AssigneeGlaxosmithkline Biologicals SA
InventorsAmirreza Faridmoayer, Michael Thomas Kowarik, Gerd Martin Lipowsky, Fabio Serventi
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AssigneeGlaxosmithkline Biologicals SA
InventorsAmirreza Faridmoayer, Michael Thomas Kowarik, Gerd Martin Lipowsky, Fabio Serventi
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The present invention discloses a process for engineering a host cell comprising the steps of; a) integrating a first polynucleotide cassette including a first selection marker flanked by a first pair of recombination sites; b) removing the first selection marker by the action of a recombinase which recognises the first pair of recombination sites; c) integrating a second polynucleotide cassette including a second selection marker flanked by a second pair of recombination sites; and d) removing the second selection marker by the action of a recombinase which recognises the second pair of recombination sites. Also disclosed is a host cell genome polynucleotide comprising a first recombinantly engineered region and a second recombinantly engineered region, wherein a first single recombination site is adjacent to the first recombinantly engineered region, and a second single recombination site is adjacent to the second recombinantly engineered region.
A host cell comprising a host cell genome polynucleotide containing a first recombinantly engineered region, a second recombinantly engineered region, a first recombination site scar and a second recombination site scar,
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