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I know for sure though that I read somewhere that overexpressing enzymes caused more problems with mismatched bases in mice but it didnt' say which enzymes and I don't remember where I read it- I know for sure that I read this though and I think it was a legitimate source I read it in. but it could have been any enzymes they overexpressed right- I just thought they worked together to repair dna damage when they did it
I would want to supplement them to a mouse regularly but I'd prefer to geneticallly modify it to overexpress them would that be possible does anyone know how to do that? What I mean is, is anyone a high level geneticist or knows one- or do you think genetically modifying a mouse or something to overexpress them all would be impossible?
I really appreciate you guys talking to me about this and Im really glad I got to talk with other people who were at least somewhat interested in the same thing
I would want to supplement them to a mouse regularly but I'd prefer to geneticallly modify it to overexpress them would that be possible does anyone know how to do that? What I mean is, is anyone a high level geneticist or knows one- or do you think genetically modifying a mouse or something to overexpress them all would be impossible?
I really appreciate you guys talking to me about this and Im really glad I got to talk with other people who were at least somewhat interested in the same thing
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