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Genome modulation and editing

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25 Life Technologies ™ | Genome editing Working with stem cells? Check out these new resources! Stem cell engineering resources • On-demand webinar: Watch this webinar as we examine genetic engineering of iPSCs derived from Parkinson's disease samples, which provide model systems to study disease mechanisms in cell types not previously available. • White paper: Parkinson's disease cell models—part 3: Genome editing of Parkinson's disease donor-derived iPSC lines using GeneArt ® Precision TAL technology • Video: Moving forward: future directions for understanding Parkinson's disease Figure 6. TAL effector DNA-binding domain. The structure of the DNA-binding domain can be manipulated to produce a protein domain that binds specifically to any DNA sequence in the genome. TAL effector repeats can be assembled modularly, varying the RVDs to create a TAL protein that recognizes a specific target DNA sequence. Linking the repeats is straightforward, and long TAL effectors can be designed to specifically target any locus in the genome. Repeat-variable di-residues (RVD) Genome editing of Parkinson's disease donor-derived iPSC lines using GeneArt ® Precision TALs technology Parkinson's disease cell models—part 3

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