Ins1-Cre and Ins1-CreER Gene Replacement Alleles Are Susceptible To Silencing By DNA Hypermethylation

Mosleh, Elham; Ou, Kristy; Haemmerle, Matthew W; Tembo, Teguru; Yuhas, Andrew; Carboneau, Bethany A; Townsend, Shannon E; Bosma, Karin J; Gannon, Maureen; O’Brien, Richard M; Stoffers, Doris A; Golson, Maria L

Ins1-Cre and Ins1-CreER Gene Replacement Alleles Are Susceptible To Silencing By DNA Hypermethylation

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2020

Abstract. Targeted gene ablation studies of the endocrine pancreas have long suffered from suboptimal Cre deleter strains. In many cases, Cre lines purportedly

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Authors	Mosleh, Elham;Ou, Kristy;Haemmerle, Matthew W;Tembo, Teguru;Yuhas, Andrew;Carboneau, Bethany A;Townsend, Shannon E;Bosma, Karin J;Gannon, Maureen;O’Brien, Richard M;Stoffers, Doris A;Golson, Maria L;
Journal	endocrinology
Year	2020
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URL	https://academic.oup.com/endo/article/161/8/bqaa054/5817889?searchresult=1
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