Learn how precise control of Cas9 expression helps reveal the function of essential genes.
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If you are wondering the best way to monitor the result of your gene editing experiment, we have reviewed the most commonly applied assays used.
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A proof-of-concept study where CRISPR-Cas9 reagents and guides to 3 genes were added to the same cell population and then a representative subset of clonal cell lines were analyzed for multiplexed gene editing efficiency.
A discussion of novel methodology and research in primary human monocytes recently published by the labs of Dr. Alex Marson and Dr. Nevan Krogan.
Need to incorporate human cell models in your work but unsure where to begin? The use of iPSCs as a model system is a smart place to start.
Detecting proteins with confidence starts with antibody validation. Here, we've outlined the key points.
Ready for CRISPR-Cas9 gene editing? Read on to learn about including the proper negative controls.
Discovery Horizon's CRISPRmod systems (CRISPR interference and CRISPR activation) for translational modulation of target gene expression. Learn how each system works, when to use CRISPRi for down-regulation or CRISPRa for up-regulation of endogenous gene expression, and how to design successful experiments using these reagents.
View the new poster presentation video demonstrating the creation of knockins with the EditR CRISPRC
Lipid-mediated transfection of CRISPR-Cas9 and single-strand DNA oligos for homology-directed repair