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In vivo hypermutation and continuous evolution

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Molina, Rosana S.; Rix, Gordon; Mengiste, Amanuella A.; Álvarez, Beatriz; Seo, Daeje; Chen, Haiqi; Hurtado, Juan E.; Zhang, Qiong; García-García, Jorge Donato; Heins, Zachary J.; Almhjell, Patrick J.; Arnold, Frances H.; Khalil, Ahmad S.; Hanson, Andrew D.; Dueber, John E.; Schaffer, David V.; Chen, Fei; Kim, Seokhee; Fernández, Luis Ángel; Shoulders, Matthew D.; Liu, Chang C.

Issue Date
2022-12
Publisher
Springer Nature
Citation
Nature Reviews Methods Primers, Vol.2 No.1, p. 36
Abstract
© 2022, Springer Nature Limited.Directed evolution has revolutionized biomolecular engineering by applying cycles of mutation, amplification and selection to genes of interest (GOIs). However, classical directed evolution methods that rely on manually staged evolutionary cycles constrain the scale and depth of the evolutionary search that is possible. We describe genetic systems that achieve cycles of rapid mutation, amplification and selection fully inside living cells, enabling the continuous evolution of GOIs as cells grow. These systems advance the scale, evolutionary search depth, ease and overall power of directed evolution and access important new areas of protein evolution and engineering.
ISSN
2662-8449
URI
https://hdl.handle.net/10371/186012
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1038/s43586-022-00119-5
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