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Most studies on transgenic bioreactors have focused on expression levels of interest genes. In this study we examined whether transgenic bioreactors would inherit expression level of the Oansgene to long-term generations independently of transgene sources. We employed three transgenic mice, which were separately reported, carrying different transgenes and copy numbers, 27 kb of hLF and 22 kb of hIL-10 genomic sequences, and 1.3 kb of hTPO cDNA, respectively. Three females of the transgenic lineages crossbred with a wild-type male up to 20 generations to test transgenic frequencies of their progenies and to determine expression levels of the transgenes. Ultimately, transmission rates of kLF, hIL-10, and hTPO were 64.3+-7.0, 59.3+-9.8, and 56.1+-9.7, respectively, appeared following Mendelian pattern of inheritance. Notably, we found that levels of expressions of hLF, hIL-10, and hTPO in milk were sustained to high numbers of generations. No transgene silencing of expression was observed in every generations of all transgenic mice. In conclusion, we suggest that once established animal bioreactors could consistently transmit the transgene to continual generations, without loss of expressional activity, independently of transgene sources.
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ABSTRACT INTRODUCTION MATERIALS AND METHODS Transgenic Mice used to Test Pattern of Transgene Inheritance Propagations and Genotyping of Three Independent Transgenic Mice RESULTS DISCUSSION REFERENCES
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Human IactoferrinHuman TPOHuman Il-10Transmission
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Zhen-Yu Zheng [ The College of Animal Husbandry and Veterinary, Henam Agricultural University ]
Keon Bong Oh [ Center for Regenerative Medicine, Korea Research Institute of Bioscience and Biotechnology ]
Deog-Bon Koo [ Center for Regenerative Medicine, Korea Research Institute of Bioscience and Biotechnology ]
Yong-Mahn Han [ Department of Biological Sciences, Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology ]
Kyung-Kwang Lee [ Center for Regenerative Medicine, Korea Research Institute of Bioscience and Biotechnology ]
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