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Shuttle mutagenesis and targeted disruption of a telomere-located essential gene of Leishmania.
Parasitology - 1 Apr 2007
Squina F M, Pedrosa A L, Nunes V S, Cruz A K, Tosi L R O
Abstract excerpt
Leishmania mutants have contributed greatly to extend our knowledge of this parasite's biology. Here we report the use of the mariner in vitro transposition system as a source of reagents for shuttle mutagenesis and targeted disruption of Leishmania genes. The locus-specific integration was achieved by the disruption of the subtelomeric gene encoding a DNA-directed RNA polymerase III subunit (RPC2). Further...
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