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Split homing CRISPR for population suppression in Anopheles stephensi - Pirbright Institute
Anopheles stephensi
Intended use
reduction of transmission of malaria pathogen by this vector (to reduce morbidity and mortality from malaria in Southern Asia, the Arabian Peninsula and East Africa)
Readiness of Technology
5 - Limited proof of concept in laboratory
Project leader
Anderson MAE
Institution
Pirbright Institute, UK
Project leader
Alphey L
Institution
Pirbright Institute, UK
Publications
Larrosa-Godall et al., 2025
Authors name for system
split drive targeting dsx
Class of Technology
Split homing gene drive
Field(s) of application
Vector control
Description of system
Split homing CRISPR targeting doublesex gene
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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 suppression/eradication