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Gene overexpression in
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Gene overexpression can be achieved by introducing more copies of the target gene into the MAC in
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(Table 1). A small portion of exogenous DNA introduced into the MAC of
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can be integrated into the chromosomes, similar to
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telomerelike sequences at both termini and replicates autonomously (
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, Bourgain and Katinka 1991). Not only the linear DNA but also the circular DNA can be maintained by cleavage at non-random sites to convert it from supercoiled to linear (
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,
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). To guarantee the efficiency of retention of exogenous DNA, linear DNA is used in routine experiments.
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The flanking sequences and target gene are amplified and inserted into the vector (
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). To meet the requirements of some experiments, a tag sequence can be added immediately after the start codon or before the stop codon of the target gene. The plasmid is linearized by restriction enzyme digestion at the backbone region, then introduced into the MAC of vegetative cells by microinjection. Positive injected cells can be checked using PCR or dot-blot by specifically detecting the DNA that is not present in the genome of
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. Owing to the high concentration of DNA microinjected, the target gene in the transformed cells is prominently overexpressed compared with the wild-type cells. Moreover, the injected linear constructs can be maintained for a long time in vegetative cells without decreasing rapidly during cell division (
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Gilley
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). However, DNA is lost with the degradation of the old MAC during conjugation.
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