The CRISPR-Cas12f system is an ultracompact genome-editing platform, yet only a few orthologs exhibit robust activity in mammalian cells. Here, we systematically screened 23 Cas12f orthologs and identified two active nucleases, PspCas12f1 and TcCas12f1, capable of genome editing in human cells. sgRNA scaffold optimizat...
Jing-Tong Liu, Sheng-Zhou Wang, Bei Wang et al.· Molecular Therapy· 0 citations
An enhanced CgCas12n system (eCgCas12n) is established that enables efficient mammalian genome editing and provides an efficient genome- and base-editing platform for functional genetic studies.
Bo-Wen Hou, Xin-Yi Liu, Jia-Wen Fan et al.· Molecular Systems Biology· 0 citations
Clustered regularly interspaced short palindromic repeats (CRISPR) and associated (Cas) systems have revolutionized the field of genome engineering by providing versatile, efficient, and programmable tools for precise genetic manipulation. Originally identified as an adaptive immune mechanism in prokaryotes, CRISPR/Cas...
E. Cakiroglu, Serif Senturk· Methods in molecular biology· 0 citations
Summary Type I-E CRISPR-Cas3 represents a genome-editing technology in which large deletions averaging several kilobases are introduced in target regions. However, its genome-editing efficiency varies considerably across targets and cell types, making it difficult to achieve consistent results. Here, we investigated th...
Kouya Mikamo, K. Yoshimi, Naoko Abe et al.· iScience· 0 citations
Recent discoveries of non-CRISPR RNA-guided nucleases have expanded the landscape of programmable genome editing beyond canonical Cas systems. Among these, TnpB proteins derived from IS200/IS605-family transposable elements are ultra-compact RNA-guided DNA endonucleases with potential for delivery-constrained genome en...
Bin Ma, Yi-Miao Li, Dong-Sheng Zhang et al.· Frontiers in Genome Editing· 0 citations
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