deletion mutant in Cyanobacteria
Mikhail Alexeyev
malexeyev at biost1.thi.tmc.edu
Wed Jun 19 10:32:37 EST 1996
In article <31C666B6.42F5 at credit.erin.utoronto.ca>, Farid jalali
<fjalali at credit.erin.utoronto.ca> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I have designed a construct where a cloned cyanobacterial restriction
> fragment will be cut, a region of the fragment removed, and in its place
> a cassette conferring resistance to an antiobiotic will be placed. My
> question deals with the fact that the region I will remove is not the
> same size as the cassette. The species I work with undergoes homologous
> recombination quite readily, and I am wondering if removing a region
> from the construct that is larger than the genomic region is going to be
> a problem.
Don't worry, it should be just fine as long as you have sufficient regions
of homology on both sides of antibiotic-resistance cassette.
M. Alexeyev.
.
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