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Homing CRISPR gene drive in Mus musculus - University of California San Diego
Mus musculus
House mouse
Intended use
Initial aims: 1) using gene drive technology to create lab mouse strains carrying multiple modifications (with otherwise impractical genotypes) for laboratory studies 2) finding a way to eliminate invasive rodent species or addressing rodent-borne disease
Readiness of Technology
5 - Limited proof of concept in laboratory
Project leader
Cooper KL
Institution
University of California San Diego, USA
Publications
Grunwald et al., 2019
Weitzel, et al. 2021
Grunwald et al. 2022
Authors name for system
CRISPR-Cas9 mediated gene drive
Class of Technology
Homing gene drive
Field(s) of application
General research and development
Description of system
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
NA - Proof of concept