Methods for producing selected interstrand cross-links in chromosomal nucleic acids and applications thereof
CA 2353643 C · Owner: Primosa International N.V. · Inventors: Tanke, Hendrikus Johannes; Volkers, Herman; Van Gijlswijk, Robertus Petrus Maria
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The invention provides methods and means for generating interstrand crosslinks in nucleic acid at certain specific locations in said nucleic acid. Said certain specific locations in said nucleic acid can be selected from other locations through hybridising nucleic acid present in said selected location with complementary nucleic. In one aspect the invention provides a method for providing at least one selected sequence in a nucleic acid with interstrand cross-links comprising hybridising at least one selected single strand sequence with a complementary single strand nucleic acid wherein said selected sequence or said complementary nucleic acid or both comprise a cross-linking agent. …
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