Project: Expanding CRISPR-Cas Editing Technology through Exploration of Novel Cas Proteins and DNA Repair Systems
PI: Jennifer A Doudna, PhD Jillian Banfield, PhD
Expanding genome editing tools through exploration of new CRISPR-Cas proteins and DNA repair enzymes NARRATIVE Fundamental research on bacterial adaptive immunity uncovered the genome editing properties of CRISPR-Cas systems, and it is clear that uncultivated microbes contain more pathways and enzymes that may be useful as genome editing tools. We will combine bioinformatics and biochemistry to identify new DNA- and RNA-associating proteins and will analyze their mechanisms of action. We will focus our investigation on newly described CRISPR-Cas systems and DNA-interacting proteins that occur in conserved genomic context.
Summary of data submissions:
- Data for 1 experiments were submitted on 2020-10-16 SCGE ID:1003
Submissions Details
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Experiment Name | Type | Description |
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Testing newly discovered Biggie Phage editors in human cells |
In Vitro |