targeted integration of transforming DNA fragments
[28]. The authors use this as an alternative approach to genetic
inhibition of the NHEJ pathway employing Δku70/Δku80
ortholog mutants of N. crassa which would require backcrossing for strain purification.
Acknowledgments
David Burnett and Alexander Lichius contributed equally to
this work.
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