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titleOfInvention A method for marker-less integration of a sequence of interest into the genome of a cell
abstract The present invention provides multiple methods that result in a site-specific, marker-less integration of a sequence of interest. The methods are based on the following principles: - The genomic presence in a cell (host cell) of a selectable or screenable gene X. As a result of a mutation, this gene X can be essentially sensitive or insensitive to a certain component or condition Z, or as a result of a mutation in said gene X, the host cell is made dependent on the presence of a certain component or condition Z; - A plasmid on which the desired insertion (or deletion) is present, further harbouring a truncated gene X and a selectable marker (such as an antibiotic resistance gene) to select or screen for the presence or absence of vector sequences in the host cell; - Positive selection of the final recombination step, avoiding complicated and time-consuming screening for the desired recombinants. In a preferred situation, both recombination steps can be positively selected. - When the starting host cell contains a mutant gene X on the genome, the final recombinant has a gene X without a mutation and the genome further only comprises the desired insertion or deletion. When the starting host cell contains an original gene X, the final recombinant bears a mutation in gene X and the genome further only comprises the desired insertion or deletion.
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