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Split homing CRISPR gene drive in Saccharomyces cerevisiae - Kansas State University
Saccharomyces cerevisiae
brewer’s or baker’s yeast
Intended use
To test various methods to modulate gene drive activity, e.g. Cas9 expression level (Roggenkamp et al. 2018) and Cas9 nuclear localisation (Goeckel et al. 2019).
Readiness of Technology
6 - Laboratory proof of concept
Project leader
Finnigan GC
Institution
Kansas State University, USA
Publications
Roggenkamp et al., 2018
Goeckel et al., 2019
Authors name for system
CRISPR-Cas9 gene drive / CRISPR gene drive
Class of Technology
Split homing gene drive
Field(s) of application
General research and development
Additional notes
It is uncertain if research has indeed progressed to the stage of laboratory proof of concept
Description of system
Split homing CRISPR
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Research in target organism
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Research in model organism
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Intended for release
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Intended direct effects
Population modification/replacement