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A versatile plasmid architecture for mammalian synthetic biology (VAMSyB).
Metabolic Engineering 2021 April 13
Current molecular cloning strategies generally lack inter-compatibility, are not strictly modular, or are not applicable to engineer multi-gene expression vectors for transient and stable integration. A standardized molecular cloning platform would advance research, for example, by promoting exchange of vectors between groups. Here, we present a versatile plasmid architecture for mammalian synthetic biology, which we designate VAMSyB, consisting of a three-tier vector family. Tier-1 is designed for easy engineering of fusion constructs, as well as easy swapping of genes and modules to tune the functionality of the vector. Tier-2 is designed for transient multi-gene expression, and is constructed by directly transferring the engineered expression cassettes from tier-1 vectors. Tier-3 enables stable integration into a mammalian host cell through viral transduction, transposons, or homology-directed recombination via CRISPR. This VAMSyB architecture is expected to have broad applicability in the field of mammalian synthetic biology. The VAMSyB collection of plasmids will be available through Addgene.
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