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Preliminary work towards a CRISPR based gene drive involving Sox9 in Mus musculus
Mus musculus
House mouse
Intended use
‘eradicating invasive rodent populations on islands’ to address impacts on biodiversity
Readiness of Technology
4a - Active research on gene drive construction
Institution
Probably University of Adelaide
Publications
Campbell et al., 2019
Authors name for system
‘CRISPR/Cas9 and CRISPR/Cpf1 gene drives with Sox9 and Y-shredder’
Field(s) of application
Conservation
Additional notes
It is uncertain how far development of this gene drive has progressed. Campbell et al. state that 'development of CRISPR/Cpf1 gene drives and incorporating Sox9... [is] underway' but no further information has been published despite substantial funding.
Description of system
CRISPR based gene drive involving Sox9 – probably a homing CRISPR drive with Sox9 cargo
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Intended for release
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Intended direct effects
Population suppression/eradication