The idea of human artificial chromosome (HAC) has provided new ideas for vector research. Lifeasible offers HAC vector construction services using different strategies to help you use them as gene therapy vectors as soon as possible. Our HAC vectors do not require a viral protein capsid and can exist in a linear or circular form like a natural chromosome. At the same time, in the absence of selective pressure, they can be stabilized in the cell with a low copy number. Has unlimited cloning ability. It can insert target genes and other regulatory elements or specific cell-targeting elements.
We construct new HACs based on broken fragments of natural chromosomes. We can obtain broken fragments by various methods, including low-dose radiation, telomere-localized chromosome truncation technique, amplification of exogenous DNA fragments after targeted insertion, and spontaneous fragmentation of natural chromosomes during mitosis.
We construct HACs by assembling mitotic DNA, telomeric DNA, and replication origins either intracellularly. They exist in cells at low copy numbers and exhibit high mitotic stability.
We can construct different gene expression systems using HAC. We utilize co-transfection, Cre/loxP, and FLP-FRT systems for site-specific recombination and chromosomal cloning to insert target genes.
If HACs are used as vectors for gene therapy, it will overcome the problems with current gene therapy vector technology. Lifeasible accelerates this process by providing you with HAC building services. If DNA sequences that do not cause aberrant expression are utilized to provide replication initiation sites, there is no doubt that more perfect HACs will be produced, and we are working on this as well. Please feel free to contact us for a solution.
Lifeasible has established a one-stop service platform for plants. In addition to obtaining customized solutions for plant genetic engineering, customers can also conduct follow-up analysis and research on plants through our analysis platform. The analytical services we provide include but are not limited to the following:
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