You would like to create a mouse model of the human disease Huntington's chorea, a dominant disease caused by a gain of function mutation in the human HD gene. Which of the following strategies would be suitable? Select all that apply 0 Use CRISPR-Cas9 to introduce frameshift mutations in the mouse HD gene; breed the resulting mutant mice to generate homozygous mutants 0 Introduce the wild type human HD allele as a transgene into mouse genome; select transgenics where human HD replaced the wild type mouse HD gene via homologous recombination Introduce the mutant human HD allele as a transgene into the mouse genome with transgene integration anywhere in the mouse genome Use CRISPR-Cas9 technology to cut the mouse HD gene; supply the mutant human HD allele as a repair template and select for transgenics where the the mutant human HD replaced the mouse HD gene
You would like to create a mouse model of the human disease Huntington's chorea, a dominant disease caused by a gain of function mutation in the human HD gene. Which of the following strategies would be suitable? Select all that apply 0 Use CRISPR-Cas9 to introduce frameshift mutations in the mouse HD gene; breed the resulting mutant mice to generate homozygous mutants 0 Introduce the wild type human HD allele as a transgene into mouse genome; select transgenics where human HD replaced the wild type mouse HD gene via homologous recombination Introduce the mutant human HD allele as a transgene into the mouse genome with transgene integration anywhere in the mouse genome Use CRISPR-Cas9 technology to cut the mouse HD gene; supply the mutant human HD allele as a repair template and select for transgenics where the the mutant human HD replaced the mouse HD gene
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