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Humanization

Humanization of animal models has proved hugely promising tools to decipher physiological processes and increasing the predictability of animal model. Based on Knock-in approach (targeted insertion of the transgene in a selected locus), a humanization consists in the replacement of the murine gene by its human counter part.
Advantages Drawbacks
Specific integration site Molecular biology work can be more complex and longer
Totally controlled transgene genetic environment
The human gene is controlled by the endogenous promoter and regulatory elements
Only one transgenic line is necessary
Study of human gene function by mouse gene humanization: genOway has patented several innovative strategies based on the design of evolving animal models to anticipate subsequent experimental steps. This approaches are time-saving and cost effective.
The offer genOway has developed can include the following steps, but the service is flexible (can be limited to part of this offer and/or adapted to customer requirements) :
Step 1 : Cloning and characterization of the murine gene of interest
Step 2 : Cloning and characterization of the human cDNA/gene of interest
Step 3 : Knock-in / Knockin vector construction (targeting vector)
Step 4 : Homologous recombination in Embryonic Stem cells (ES Cell)
Step 5 : Blastocyst injection and chimera generation
Step 6 : Breeding to the F1 and F2 generation
For more information,
please e-mail us at info@genoway.com or visit our information request page
Transgenics (rat and mouse gene modification): knockout mouse (KO mouse), knock in mice (KI mice) and transgenic mouse
genOway, service provider in transgenesis for customized genetically modified mice and rats: gene overexpression, gene knockdown, gene knockout, etc.
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