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No, I'm talking about CRISPR/Cas9. For instance, there are experiments knocking out lots of loci simultaneously. I'm not aware of any other gene editing techniq
by klmr 8y ago
No, I'm talking about CRISPR/Cas9. For instance, there are experiments knocking out lots of loci simultaneously. I'm not aware of any other gene editing techniques that could be used by here, at least if you want to preserve some selectivity.
- dnautics 8y agoDon't know if they are more or less of a pain but lambda red I-SceI works quite well, and I think there is a kunkel based whole genome modifications option.