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Self-cutting and integrating CRISPR plasmids (SCIPs) enable targeted genomic integration of genetic payloads for rapid cell engineering

2020-03-25

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Since observations that CRISPR nucleases function in mammalian cells, many strategies have been devised to adapt them for genetic engineering. Here, we investigated self-cutting and integrating CRISPR-Cas9 plasmids (SCIPs) as easy-to-use gene editing tools that insert themselves at CRISPR-guided locations. SCIPs demonstrated similar expression kinetics and gene disruption efficiency in mouse (EL4) and human (Jurka...

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a3a0aff4-af25-597b-b21d-9755555a92ea
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10.1101/2020.03.25.008276
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