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Gene inactivation in the citrus pathogenic fungus Alternaria alternata defect at the Ku70 locus associated with non-homologous end joining

2011-08-01

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Low frequency of targeted gene disruption in filamentous fungi has been attributed to the predominance of ectopic integration that is controlled by a non-homologous end-joining (NHEJ) DNA repair mechanism. It has been shown in a number of fungi that suppression of NHEJ by inactivating the yeast Ku70 or Ku80 homolog facilitates homologous recombination, thereby enhancing the frequency of gene targeting. A Ku70 gene...

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c30dc563-d46a-54f7-9950-f3a390155387
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10.1007/s11274-010-0640-z
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