Liver-specific regulatory nucleic acid sequences
AssigneeAskbio Inc.
InventorsMichael Roberts, Juan Manuel Iglesias, Jorge Omar Yanez-Cuna, Nicolle Kippen, Ross Fraser, Katie Baker
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AssigneeAskbio Inc.
InventorsMichael Roberts, Juan Manuel Iglesias, Jorge Omar Yanez-Cuna, Nicolle Kippen, Ross Fraser, Katie Baker
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The present invention relates to regulatory nucleic acid sequences, in particular liver-specific cis-regulatory elements, cis-regulatory modules, promoters and other such nucleic acid sequences, that are capable of enhancing liver-specific expression of genes. The invention also relates to expression constructs, vectors and cells comprising such liver-specific regulatory nucleic acid sequences, and to methods of their use. The liver-specific regulatory nucleic acid sequences are of particular utility for gene therapy applications, but also find utility in other areas such as bioprocessing and biotechnology.
A synthetic liver-specific cis-regulatory module (CRM) comprising two or more operably linked cis-regulatory elements (CREs) selected from the group consisting of:
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