1. Nov 12, 2012 #1

   hivesaeed4

   

   Also how is it different (if at all) from promoter fusion?

    

   hivesaeed4, Nov 12, 2012
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3. Nov 13, 2012 #2

   atyy

   

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   Fusion just means you make a single DNA sequence by joining 2 or more other sequences. If one of the sequences is an enhancer, then the resulting joined sequence is an enhancer fusion. If one of the sequences is a promoter, then the resulting joined sequence is a promoter-fusion. You can, of course, get promoter-enhancer fusions, eg. "The process was analysed in transgenic flies carrying beta 1 enhancer-hsp70 promoter-lacZ fusion constructs."
   
   There isn't a strict distinction between promoters and enhancers.
   http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK21745/#A2566

    

   Last edited: Nov 13, 2012

   atyy, Nov 13, 2012
4. Nov 13, 2012 #3

   hivesaeed4

   

   Thanks a bunch.

    

   hivesaeed4, Nov 13, 2012

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