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Biotechnology and Bioprocess EngineeringBioengineeringPeer-reviewed journal article

Rapid and Efficient BAC Recombineering: Gain & Loss Screening System

M. U. Kuk, S. Oh, J. T. Park

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Abstract

Recombineering has been developed to modify bacterial artificial chromosome (BAC) via homologous recombination. Nevertheless, as a screening strategy to identify the correct clone was not properly developed, it was difficult to obtain a correct clone within a limited time period. To address these issues, we developed a new screening method (a gain & loss screening system) that enables the efficient identification of the recombineered clone. Simple inoculation of cells into LB medium with appropriate antibiotics visually revealed the positive clones within 24 h. DNA sequencing confirmed 100% accuracy of this screening method by showing that all positive clones exhibited recombinant sequences. Furthermore, our new method allowed us to complete the entire procedure consisting of 1st recombineering, flip-out and 2nd recombineering in just 13 days. Overall, our new strategy may provide a new avenue for BAC recombeerining, as evidenced by markedly increased accuracy and subsequently shortened recombineering duration.View Full Text

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