Supplementary Figure 5: Features of dCpf1-BE-induced base editing | Nature Biotechnology

Supplementary Figure 5: Features of dCpf1-BE-induced base editing

From: Base editing with a Cpf1–cytidine deaminase fusion

Supplementary Figure 5

(a) Summary of the base editing frequency at each cytosine in the spacer region for the indicated 14 crRNAs. These data show that the major editing window ranges from the position 8 to 13 in spacer region. (b) The indel frequencies were determined at indicated loci in genomic DNA under different conditions. 293FT cells were either treated with dCpf1-BE (purple) or non-transfected (gray) before deep sequencing. Asterisk denotes an unusually high basal indel frequency (or amplification, sequencing, alignment artifact) at the examined RUNX1 site in the non-transfected 293FT cells. Means ± s.d. were from three independent experiments. (c) The fractions of cytosine substitutions induced by dCpf1-BE were individually determined at the indicated cytosines. (d) Statistical analysis showed that the C-to-T fraction of base editing outcome induced by dCpf1-BE was significantly higher than that induced by nCas9-BE3. The median and IQR are shown. P values, one-tailed Student’s T test. n = 42 independent samples from 3 independent experiments.

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