A Fluorescent Reporter Mouse for In Vivo Assessment of Genome Editing with Diverse Cas Nucleases and Prime Editors.
A Fluorescent Reporter Mouse for In Vivo Assessment of Genome Editing with Diverse Cas Nucleases and Prime Editors.
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10.1089/crispr.2023.0048
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2023-12
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Zexiang Chen;Suet-Yan Kwan;Aamir Mir;Max Hazeltine;Minwook Shin;Shun-Qing Liang;Io Long Chan;Karen Kelly;Krishna S Ghanta;Nicholas Gaston;Yueying Cao;Jun Xie;Guangping Gao;Wen Xue;E. Sontheimer;Jonathan K. Watts
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Zexiang Chen;Suet-Yan Kwan;Aamir Mir;Max Hazeltine;Minwook Shin;Shun-Qing Liang;Io Long Chan;Karen Kelly;Krishna S Ghanta;Nicholas Gaston;Yueying Cao;Jun Xie;Guangping Gao;Wen Xue;E. Sontheimer;Jonathan K. Watts
CRISPR-based genome-editing technologies, including nuclease editing, base editing, and prime editing, have recently revolutionized the development of therapeutics targeting disease-causing mutations. To advance the assessment and development of genome editing tools, a robust mouse model is valuable, particularly for evaluating in vivo activity and delivery strategies. In this study, we successfully generated a knock-in mouse line carrying the Traffic Light Reporter design known as TLR-multi-Cas variant 1 (TLR-MCV1). We comprehensively validated the functionality of this mouse model for both in vitro and in vivo nuclease and prime editing. The TLR-MCV1 reporter mouse represents a versatile and powerful tool for expediting the development of editing technologies and their therapeutic applications.