Cas9 ribonucleoprotein complex allows direct and rapid analysis of coding and noncoding regions of target genes in Pleurodeles waltl development and regeneration.
Cas9 ribonucleoprotein complex allows direct and rapid analysis of coding and noncoding regions of target genes in Pleurodeles waltl development and regeneration.
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10.1016/j.ydbio.2018.09.008
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2018-11
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2.7
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Miyuki Suzuki;Toshinori Hayashi;Takeshi Inoue;K. Agata;M. Hirayama;Miyuzu Suzuki;S. Shigenobu;T. Takeuchi;Takashi Yamamoto;Ken-ichi T. Suzuki
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Miyuki Suzuki;Toshinori Hayashi;Takeshi Inoue;K. Agata;M. Hirayama;Miyuzu Suzuki;S. Shigenobu;T. Takeuchi;Takashi Yamamoto;Ken-ichi T. Suzuki
Newts have remarkable ability to regenerate their organs and have been used in research for centuries. However, the laborious work of breeding has hampered reverse genetics strategies in newt. Here, we present simple and efficient gene knockout using Cas9 ribonucleoprotein complex (RNP) inPleurodeles waltl, a species suitable for regenerative biology studies using reverse genetics. Most of the founders exhibited severe phenotypes against each target gene (tyrosinase,pax6,tbx5); notably, alltyrosinaseCas9 RNP-injected embryos showed complete albinism. Moreover, amplicon sequencing analysis of Cas9 RNP-injected embryos revealed virtually complete biallelic disruption at target loci in founders, allowing direct phenotype analysis in the F0generation. In addition, we demonstrated the generation oftyrosinasenull F1offspring within a year. Finally, we expanded this approach to the analysis of noncoding regulatory elements by targeting limb-specific enhancer of sonic hedgehog, known as the zone of polarizing activity regulatory sequence (ZRS; also called MFCS1). Disruption of ZRS led to digit deformation in limb regeneration. From these results, we are confident that this highly efficient gene knockout method will accelerate gene functional analysis in the post-genome era of salamanders.