Targeting retroviral and retrotransposon insertions

(Xie, Gai et al. 2001; Gorinsek, Gubensek et al. 2004; Bachman, Gelbart et al. 2005; Ciuffi, Llano et al. 2005; Hizi and Levin 2005; Kordis 2005; Vanegas, Llano et al. 2005; Barr, Ciuffi et al. 2006; Ciuffi and Bushman 2006; Ciuffi, Diamond et al. 2006; Lewinski, Yamashita et al. 2006; Llano, Saenz et al. 2006; Mou, Kenny et al. 2006; Dai, Xie et al. 2007; Neumann, Yan et al. 2007; Wang, Ciuffi et al. 2007; Brady, Schmidt et al. 2008; Ciuffi 2008; Gao, Hou et al. 2008; Chatterjee, Leem et al. 2009; Ciuffi, Ronen et al. 2009; Ciuffi, Ronen et al. 2009; Wolfgruber, Sharma et al. 2009; Ciuffi and Barr 2010; Desfarges and Ciuffi 2010; Gijsbers, Ronen et al. 2010; Meehan and Poeschla 2010; Zheng, Ao et al. 2010; Baller, Gao et al. 2011; Blus, Wiggins et al. 2011; Neumann, Navratilova et al. 2011; Yap and Zhou 2011; Baller, Gao et al. 2012; Birchler and Presting 2012; Bridier-Nahmias and Lesage 2012; Eissenberg 2012; Mularoni, Zhou et al. 2012; Novikov, Smyshlyaev et al. 2012; Tsukahara, Kawabe et al. 2012; Zhang and Mager 2012; Christ and Debyser 2013; De Rijck, de Kogel et al. 2013; Gupta, Maetzig et al. 2013; Sharma, Larue et al. 2013; Sharma, Wolfgruber et al. 2013; Weber, Heitkam et al. 2013)

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