Fig. 6: In vivo prime editing at Dnmt1 locus and correction of Pahenu2 mice using full RNA–LNP delivery. | Nature Biomedical Engineering

Fig. 6: In vivo prime editing at Dnmt1 locus and correction of Pahenu2 mice using full RNA–LNP delivery.

From: Treatment of a metabolic liver disease in mice with a transient prime editing approach

Fig. 6

a, G-to-C editing rates (top) and indel rates (bottom) at the Dnmt1 locus in mice dosed twice with the full LNP–RNA approach using 2 mg kg−1 PE7 mRNA + 2 mg kg−1 pegRNA (n = 4). b, Pahenu2 correction rates (top) and indel rates (bottom) of mice dosed three times with the full LNP–RNA approach using 2 mg kg−1 PE7 mRNA + 2 mg kg−1 pegRNA (n = 5). In a and b, NGS was performed on isolated hepatocytes, whole liver and tail lysates. c, Phe levels at the experimental end point of homozygous B6 Pahenu2 mice dosed three times with 2 mg kg−1 PE7 mRNA + 2 mg kg−1 pegRNA (n = 5) from b. Dotted lines indicate recommended therapeutic thresholds for Phe levels in adults (600 μmol l−1) or in children/during pregnancy (360 μmol l−1)29,57. d, Prime editing rates in a K562 reporter cell line harbouring a DNA cassette containing the 11 most common human pathogenic PKU mutations as well as the Pahenu2 mutation and the Dnmt1 locus for comparison. The top three predicted pegRNAs (PRIDICT2.0) were tested. Values represent mean ± s.d. of three independent biological replicates.

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