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Zebrafish Cre/ <i>lox</i> regulated UFlip alleles generated by CRISPR/Cas targeted integration provide cell-type specific conditional gene inactivation

2021-06-18

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The ability to regulate gene activity spatially and temporally is essential to investigate cell type specific gene function during development and in postembryonic processes and disease models. The Cre/ lox system has been widely used for performing cell and tissue-specific conditional analysis of gene function in zebrafish, but simple and efficient methods for isolation of stable, Cre/ lox regulated alleles are...

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15daab28-440c-5ae4-b840-b8df97757308
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10.1101/2021.06.18.448732
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