Engineering the auxin-inducible degron system for tunablein vivocontrol of organismal physiology
Jeremy Vicencio,
Daisuke Chihara,
Matthias Eder
et al.
Abstract:The physiological mechanisms governing health and disease exhibit complex interactions between multiple genes and gene products. To study the dynamics of living systems, researchers need experimental methods capable of producing calibrated, quantitative perturbationsin vivo— perturbations that cannot be obtained using classical genetics, RNAi interference, or small molecule drugs. Recently, an auxin-inducible degron (AID) system has been developed to allow targeted degradation of proteins using small-molecule … Show more
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