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What is a transgene vs. a knockout mutation? Which one is likely to use an endogeneous...

What is a transgene vs. a knockout mutation?

Which one is likely to use an endogeneous promoter sequence to drive expression?  

Which one can have several (more than 2) copies incorporated?

What is random integration?

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A transgene is an exogenous DNA sequence which is incorporated in the genome of an organism either naturally or artificially.

In knockout mutation, organism genome is modified to inactivate a particular gene function.

Since transgene is an exogenous DNA sequence inserted it will endogenous promoter to drive its expression.

While incorporation a transgene can get incorporated multiple times.

Non-targeted integration a transgene is termed as a random integration.

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