A point mutation Knockin cell line defines a model in which one or more nucleotides are constitutively mutated.

The insertion, deletion, nonsense and sense mutations alter the amino acid sequence of a given protein, thus changing its functions or properties.

Applications

For academic research:

  • Decipher protein function (gain or loss of function)
  • In vitro recapitulation of a human disease

For bio-pharmaceutical research & development:

  • Pharmacological off-target and efficacy studies by suppressing xenobiotics or antibody binding
  • Study drug-resistant mutants
  • Synthetic mortality screening in cancers

Strengths of point mutation Knockin cell models

  • High physiological relevancy of the scientific data obtained from the model (regulatory elements conserved, under control of endogenous promoter, expression of all splice variants, etc.) = more relevant than classical KO where the protein is absent
  • Reliable since each cell line is matched with an isogenic control cell clone

Limitations of point mutation Knockin cell models

  • Unpredicted alteration of splicing or 3D-protein structure

    →  If the genetic modification creates a dominant mutation, an overexpression of the point mutant in a safe harbor site (Quick Knockin), might be a valuable option
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