Fig. 3: Engineering of the AaCas12b system for multiplex mammalian genome editing. | Cell Discovery

Fig. 3: Engineering of the AaCas12b system for multiplex mammalian genome editing.

From: Repurposing CRISPR-Cas12b for mammalian genome engineering

Fig. 3

a Schematic illustration of the sequences and structure of chimeric single guide (sgRNA) (top), and depiction of the truncation strategy of the sgRNA scaffold (bottom). b Effects of truncation of stem-loop 1 within the sgRNA scaffold on the nuclease activity of AaCas12b in human cells. The indel rate is shown under the lanes with mutation. c Effects of truncation of stem-loop 2 and stem-loop 3 within the sgRNA scaffold on the nuclease activity of AaCas12b in human cells. The indel rate is shown under the lanes with mutation. d AaCas12b facilitates multiplex genome editing by simultaneously targeting CCR5, CD34, DNMT1, and RNF2, using four individual sgRNAs containing spacers. (Top) Schematic illustration of the target sites in the human genome. (Bottom) All the four sgRNAs mediate efficient protospacer cleavage. The indel rate is shown under the lanes with mutation

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