Fig. 2: DNA unwinding rates are nearly identical for on-targets and off-targets. | Nature Communications

Fig. 2: DNA unwinding rates are nearly identical for on-targets and off-targets.

From: Engineered CRISPR/Cas9 enzymes improve discrimination by slowing DNA cleavage to allow release of off-target DNA

Fig. 2: DNA unwinding rates are nearly identical for on-targets and off-targets.

R-loop formation decay rates were measured by the monitoring the fluorescence increase from tCo (position −16 in the non-target strand) as a function of time after mixing enzyme (28 nM) with DNA (10 nM) in the presence of 10 mM Mg2+. Data were fit to a double exponential function to get the decay rates shown. a, b SpCas9 (28 nm) with on-target (a) and off-target (b) DNA, c, d HypaCas9 with on-target (c) and off-target (d) DNA. e, f Cas9-HF1 with on-target (e) and off-target (f) DNA.

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