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AAV Recombineering with Single Strand Oligonucleotides

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AAV Single-Strand Split gfp Vector System.

A) Two AAV genomes are depicted, vectors A and B, that have the following genetic arrangement: i) vector A contains the CMV promoter upstream of a partial gfp coding sequence (cds) followed by a splicedonor site, and ii) vector B contains intron elements, the remainder of the gfp cds followed by a poly-adenylation signal. The inverted terminal repeats (ITRs) of the distinct genomes are labeled 1–4 and yellow highlights the intron region. B) The functional concatemer: a single DNA molecule for the ITR 2–3 linkage which results in functional GFP after splice removal of the intron. C) DNA 80-mers are depicted individually having 40 nt of homology to the color matched positions on vectors A and B. The crooked lines represent the splice donor and acceptor sequences and the intron is highlighted in yellow.

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doi: https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0007705.g001