Thermophilic site-specific recombination system for rapid insertion of heterologous dna
OwnerAdam M. Guss, Nandhini Ashok +1inventors
InventorsAdam M. Guss, Nandhini Ashok, Heidi S. Schindel
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OwnerAdam M. Guss, Nandhini Ashok +1inventors
InventorsAdam M. Guss, Nandhini Ashok, Heidi S. Schindel
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The current disclosure relates to a genetically engineered thermophile bacterial cell comprising at least one att site, a system for stable insertion of a heterologous DNA into a thermophile bacterial cell, a method for the thermostable insertion of a heterologous DNA into a chromosome of an organism, and a thermophile bacterial cell made through the methods disclosed. The disclosure is also directed to a thermophile bacterial cell, comprising a cargo plasmid comprising a heterologous DNA inserted in the chromosome of the bacterial cell, wherein the cargo plasmid is flanked by an attL site and an attR site. The disclosure is directed to a thermophile bacterial cell, comprising in its chromosome, a DNA flanked by a pair of attB and attP recombination sites. Lastly, the disclosure relates to a system for excising DNA from the chromosome of an organism and a method for excising DNA from the chromosome of an organism.
A genetically engineered thermophile bacterial cell comprising at least one att site in its chromosome wherein the att site is one member of a pair of attB and attP recombination sites.
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A system for stable insertion of a heterologous DNA, the system comprising:
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A method for thermostable insertion of a heterologous DNA into a chromosome of an organism, the method comprising:
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