Products Based on Site-specific Recombinase

A site-specific recombinase (SSR) system is a powerful molecular tool used in genetic engineering to manipulate DNA sequences at specific target sites within a genome. It allows for precise control over gene expression, gene deletion, gene insertion, and genetic rearrangements.

One of the most well-known and extensively used site-specific recombinase systems is the Cre-LoxP system, and it's widely used for generating mouse models, especially for conditionally KO or KI mouse models, as well as reporter models. These mouse models are powerful tools for studying human disease. These site-specific recombinase systems provide researchers with powerful tools for precise genetic engineering and manipulation. They offer the ability to control gene expression patterns, delete or insert specific genes, and rearrange DNA sequences with high efficiency. The versatility of these systems has greatly advanced the understanding of gene function and has numerous applications in various fields, including biotechnology, agriculture, and biomedical research.

Therefore, Creative Biogene offers SSR-based products, include mouse models, cell lines, viral vectors, mRNAs and enzymes, to our global customers for assisting them making greater breakthrough in their research fields. If you couldn't find the products you need, please feel free to contact us and get started with our customized one-stop service.