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    Activation Tagging with En/Spm-I /dSpm Transposons in Arabidopsis

    • Last Update: 2020-11-07
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    Activation tagging is a powerful strategy to find new gene functions, especially from genes that are redundant or show lethal knock-out phenotypes. It has been applied using T-
    DNA
    or transposons.
    En
    /
    Spm-I
    /
    dSpm
    engineered transposons are efficient Activation tags in
    Arabidopsis
    . An immobilized transposase source and an enhancer-bearing non-autonomous element are used in combination with positive and negative selectable markers to generate a population of single or low copy, stable insertions. This method describes the steps required to select the best parental lines, generate a population of stable insertions, and gene identification.
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