General Information
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Term |
RMCE donor element |
ID (Ontology) |
FBcv:0007043 (FlyBase CV) |
Definition |
An RMCE donor element contains a region of DNA sequence flanked by a pair of target sites for a recombinase or an integrase, which are arranged such that this donor sequence cassette can be used to replace target sequence of a compatible RMCE target element via recombination-mediated cassette exchange (RMCE). For RMCE mediated by a recombinase, the target cassette is flanked by two non-identical recombinase target sites that each carry a different mutation in the spacer sequence of the target site; this renders the two sites incompatible with each other. A compatible RMCE donor cassette is flanked by the same pair of non-identical sites; in the presence of recombinase, a double recombination event between the identical sites on the donor and target sequences results in replacement of the target cassette with the donor cassette. In the case of RMCE mediated by an integrase, the RMCE cassette is flanked by identical integrase target sites, while a compatible RMCE donor cassette is flanked by copies of the orthogonal integrase target site; in the presence of integrase, a double recombination event results in the target cassette being replaced with that of the donor cassette. In this case, if the flanking sites are in inverted orientation, replacement of the target cassette can occur in either direction.[ FlyBase:FBrf0231034 PubMed:21445009 PubMed:7947678 ] |
Also Known As |
"recombination-mediated cassette exchange donor element" |
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Constructs |
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RMCE donor element (all annotations which use CV term, excluding "NOT" statements) | 76 |
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