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Efficient <i>hyperactive piggyBac</i> transgenesis in <i>Plodia</i> pantry moths

2022-10-21

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While piggyBac transposon-based transgenesis is widely used in various emerging model organisms, its relatively low transposition rate in butterflies and moths has hindered its use for routine genetic transformation in Lepidoptera. Here, we tested the suitability of a codon-optimized hyperactive piggyBac transposase ( hyPBase ) in mRNA form to deliver and integrate transgenic cassettes into the genome of the pa...

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af614b3c-e64b-5c07-ab2b-0ea676585cf4
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10.1101/2022.10.19.512940
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