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Split homing CRISPR gene drive in Mus musculus - University of Adelaide
Mus musculus
House mouse
Intended use
Suppressing/eradicating invasive rodents on islands, and reducing impacts of rodents on agriculture
Readiness of Technology
4b - research on gene drive construction has taken place but evidence so far shows this approach doesn't work
Project leader
Thomas PQ
Institution
University of Adelaide, Australia
Publications
Pfitzner et al., 2020
Authors name for system
CRISPR-Cas9 based gene drive (test both ‘zygotic’ and ‘germline’ forms)
Class of Technology
Split homing gene drive
Field(s) of application
Conservation
Description of system
Split homing gene drive
For specialists
Research in target organism
✔
Research in model organism
✖
Intended for release
✖
Intended direct effects
Population suppression/eradication