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Stable long-term germline transmission of GFP transgenic rat via PiggyBac transposon mediated gene transfer

Jeon et al., 2024

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18003165666263498106
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Jeon B
Kwon D
Gim G
Kim H
Lee J
Jang G
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BMC Veterinary Research

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Transgene silencing provides a significant challenge in animal model production via gene engineering using viral vectors or transposons. Selecting an appropriate strategy, contingent upon the species is crucial to circumvent transgene silencing, necessitating long-term …
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