Journal: bioRxiv
Article Title: Redesigning the Drosophila histone gene cluster: An improved genetic platform for spatiotemporal manipulation of histone function
doi: 10.1101/2024.04.25.591202
Figure Lengend Snippet: A) Diagram of the predicted integration via ΦC31 recombination between the ΔHisC cadillac attP sites and the attB site on the BAC vector. B) Diagram of resulting locus after integration at both the distal and proximal attP sites. PCR target sites spanning the junction between the integrated histone gene array/vector sequence and ΔHisC cadillac sequence are indicated in with pink bars. C) Representative DNA agarose gels with bands indicating amplification across a vector / ΔHisC cadillac junction. Summary table (right) describes the proximal and/or distal integration of different histone array multimers, the number of independent lines isolated, and (*) whether the integrated transgene supported viability of ΔHisC cadillac {Histone Array} homozygotes. “Yes**” indicates that 1 of 3 independent lines is homozygous viable. D) Nanopore validation of a pMultiBAC-6xDWT (top) and the resulting ΔHisC cadillac {D-6xDWT}, {P-6xDWT} (bottom) transformant. Grey lines indicate aligned long read data from plasmid (top; Plasmidsaurus, Inc. (Eugene, OR)) or transformants (bottom; in house). Both sets of data are aligned to the predicted ΔHisC cadillac {D-6xDWT}, {P-6xDWT} sequence (middle) including genomic DNA (blue line), pMultiBAC (grey boxes), DWT repeat (green arrows), and dsRed (from ΔHisC cadillac , red arrowed box). Anchor points for the genomic long read alignment are indicated by asterisks (*) on the cartoon reference genome.
Article Snippet: Plasmids were verified using Oxford Nanopore long read sequencing services by Plasmidsaurus, Inc. (Eugene, OR) including preliminary annotation by pLann.
Techniques: Plasmid Preparation, Sequencing, Amplification, Isolation, Biomarker Discovery