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Artificial replication

11.30.05 | Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory

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Dr. Dutta and colleagues recruited known mammalian replication initiation factors (either ORC or CDC6) to a defined GAL4 DNA-binding site on a plasmid, demonstrating that replication initiation factor recruitment is sufficient to specify a DNA replication origin.

The researchers have extended the classic transcription factor reporter assay to work for any eukaryotic replication initiation factor. The artificial mammalian replication origin will enable scientists to explore the mechanism of replication initiation, as well as "provide a new direction for creating vectors for gene therapy that are less mutagenic than current integrating vectors and that do not require viral proteins," explains Dr. Dutta.

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Heather Cosel
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Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory. (2005, November 30). Artificial replication. Brightsurf News. https://www.brightsurf.com/news/LR55E4G8/artificial-replication.html
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