2026· Methods in molecular biology· Vol 3032, pp.
147-161
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Medicine
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A practical protocol for using either PE or iPE to introduce point mutation(s) or small-to-medium sized insertions and deletions in cell culture, and how to assess editing efficiency via flow cytometry and next-generation sequencing is provided.
This study demonstrates donor-complementary prime editing (DoPE) as a one-step, DSB-free and library-compatible method for precise insertion of large DNA fragments without requiring recombinases or transposases.
Yun-Zheng Fang, Jingyao Tang, Jia-Wei Xi et al.· Nature Biotechnology· 0 citations
CRISPR-Cas9 has transformed gene editing; however, it is based on doublestrand
DNA breaks, which may result in unintentional mutations and structural alterations,
thereby limiting its clinical translation. Instead of DSBs, new precision instruments,
including prime editing, can be used to perform accurate search-an...
Vikash Kumar, Aman Kumar, Balak Das Kurmi· Current Pharmacogenomics and...· 0 citations
Recent advances in programmable large-DNA writing in the human genome are reviewed across four mechanistic categories: recombinase-, prime editing-, transposase-, and retrotransposon-mediated technologies.
Joon A. Shin, Matthew Hoffman, Xin D. Gao· Current Opinion in Chemical...· 0 citations
A programmable gene replacement tool, named prime assembly (PA), which adapts prime editors to produce one or two pairs of 3'-flaps on both the genome and donor DNA, allowing megabase-scale genomic excision and/or kilobase-scale donor insertion at the gene of interest.
Hojun Jung, Bada Jeong, Yong-Woo Kim et al.· Nature Biotechnology· 1 citation· ⚡1
Base editing is a CRISPR variant approach that enables single-nucleotide conversions without generating double-strand breaks. Cytosine and adenine base editors mediate C•G to T•A and A•T to G•C transitions, respectively, by coupling a deaminase to a catalytically impaired Cas9, a modified nuclease that lacks DNA cleava...
Irene Peña-Gutiérrez, Davide Mazzeo, A. Bassons-Bascuñana et al.· Methods in molecular biology· 0 citations