Knockin Cell Line Products

Knockin cell lines are genetically engineered cell lines in which specific genes have been inserted or modified to study gene function, protein interactions, and disease mechanisms. These cell lines are created using techniques or transfection methods, allowing precise alterations to the genetic material. By introducing fluorescent tags, mutations, or entire gene sequences, researchers can investigate the effects of these changes on cellular behavior, signaling pathways, and phenotypic outcomes, providing valuable insights into molecular biology and potential therapeutic targets.

Advantages of Knockin Cell Lines

Precision in Gene Study

Knockin technologies allow for the targeted insertion or modification of specific genes, enabling you to study the precise effects of those genes on cellular functions and pathways.

Modeling Diseases

They can be used to create disease models that closely mimic human conditions, facilitating the understanding of disease mechanisms and the screening of drug candidates.

Protein Tagging

By inserting tags or reporter genes, scientists can monitor protein expression, localization, and interactions in live cells, providing insight into dynamic biological processes.

Overcoming Limitations of Knockout Models

Knockin cell lines can clarify the function of genes that may be essential for cell survival by allowing the study of specific mutations without completely knocking out the gene.

Flexible Experimental Design

You can introduce a variety of genetic modifications, such as point mutations or whole gene insertions, enabling diverse experimental approaches tailored to specific hypotheses.

High Reproducibility

Once established, these cell lines can be consistently used across multiple experiments, enhancing the reproducibility of results.

Applications in Therapeutics

Knockin cell lines are valuable for testing gene therapies and understanding the impacts of therapeutic interventions at the molecular level.

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Applications of Knockin Cell Lines

Gene Function Analysis
They are used to dissect the roles of specific genes, allowing you to understand gene functions and their involvement in biological processes.
Disease Modeling
Human diseases like cancer, neurological conditions, and hereditary diseases can be modeled using knockin cell lines.
Drug Discovery
To find chemicals that target certain pathways or disease states, they act as platforms for high-throughput screening of possible therapeutic candidates.
Protein Expression and Characterization
You can study the expression, localization, and activity of proteins tagged with fluorescent markers or affinity tags.
Functional Validation of Genetic Variants
Knockin cell lines allow scientists to assess the functional consequences of genetic variations identified in patient populations.
Gene Therapy Research
They are crucial for testing gene editing approaches, delivery systems, and the efficacy of potential gene therapies for genetic disorders.
Mechanistic Studies
Knockin cell lines facilitate the investigation of signaling pathways and molecular interactions, providing a clearer understanding of cellular responses to stimuli.

Workflow of Knockin Cell Lines

Published Data

Fig.1 Knock-in cell line. (Arai, et al., 2021) Fig.1 The figure above shows a schematic diagram of knocking a specific gene into a cell.¹

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Reference

Arai, D., Nakao, Y. "Efficient biallelic knock-in in mouse embryonic stem cells by in vivo-linearization of donor and transient inhibition of DNA polymerase θ/DNA-PK." Sci Rep 11, 18132 (2021). Distributed under Open Access license CC BY 4.0, without modification.