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The Family is Growing: Old and New Members of the Family of Site- Specific Recombinases and Their Application to Genome Engineering.

2004-09-01

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Site-specific DNA recombinases (SSRs) are very versatile genetic tools which have found widespread application in modern molecular biology. Although mostly prokaryotic in origin, these enzymes catalyse a wide variety of reactions, like DNA deletions, inversions, translocations or insertions also in the eukaryotic system. This versatility made one of the members of this family of enzymes, the Cre recombinase from p...

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10.2174/1570160043377501
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