CRISPR perfect adaptation for robust control of cellular immune and apoptotic responses

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A central challenge in the quest for precise gene regulation within mammalian cells is the development of regulatory networks that can achieve perfect adaptation-where outputs consistently return to a set baseline post-stimulus. Here, we present such a system that leverages the CRISPR activation (CRISPRa) and anti-CRISPR proteins as two antithetic elements to establish perfect adaptation in mammalian cells and...

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