Methods and compositions to identify novel crispr systems
AssigneeLifeEDIT, Inc.
InventorsAlexandra Briner Crawley, James R. Henriksen, Mark Moore, Rebecca E. Thayer
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AssigneeLifeEDIT, Inc.
InventorsAlexandra Briner Crawley, James R. Henriksen, Mark Moore, Rebecca E. Thayer
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Compositions and methods for isolating new variants of known clustered regularly-interspaced short palindromic repeat (CRISPR) RNA-guided nuclease (RGN) genes and new CRISPR systems are provided. The methods find use in identifying CRISPR RGN gene variants in complex mixtures. Compositions comprise hybridization baits that hybridize to CRISPR RGN genes of interest in order to selectively enrich variant polynucleotides from complex mixtures. Bait sequences may be specific for a number of CRISPR RGN genes from distinct gene families of interest and may be designed to cover each CRISPR RGN gene of interest by at least 2-fold. Bait pools may also comprise baits for sequences flanking CRISPR RGN genes of interest to allow for the identification of tracrRNAs corresponding to novel CRISPR RGN variants and a complete CRISPR system comprising a CRISPR RGN and its associated guide RNA.
A method for identifying a variant of a clustered regularly-interspaced short palindromic repeat (CRISPR) RNA-guided nuclease (RGN) gene of interest comprising:
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