Table 2 The Pearson correlations of six off-target scoring methods with the experimentally measured genome-wide off-target activities.

From: CRISPR-Cas9 cleavage efficiency correlates strongly with target-sgRNA folding stability: from physical mechanism to off-target assessment

Target

# of off-targets

CROP-it

CCTop

Zhang’s model

CFD

SMAnone

SMApara

From Hsu et al.19

EMX1.1

9

0.799

−0.402

0.974

0.979

0.998

0.981

EMX1.3

33

0.227

−0.18

0.221

0.723

0.552

0.889

From Kuscu et al.29

sgRNA1

50

0.327

−0.288

0.698

0.788

0.789

0.851

sgRNA2

17

0.466

−0.234

0.532

0.911

0.632

0.744

sgRNA3

41

0.195

−0.194

0.462

0.908

0.891

0.976

sgRNA4

484

0.077

−0.046

0.072

0.135

0.094

0.501

sgRNA5

52

0.343

−0.134

0.088

0.749

0.859

0.872

sgRNA6

1282

0.064

−0.026

0.228

0.251

0.233

0.301

sgRNA7

285

0.14

−0.039

0.614

0.673

0.216

0.639

sgRNA8

43

0.543

−0.171

0.641

0.812

0.548

0.501

sgRNA9

121

0.331

−0.062

0.825

0.804

0.861

0.812

sgRNA10

202

0.124

−0.169

0.773

0.76

0.777

0.579

sgRNA11

16

0.474

−0.148

0.643

0.649

0.642

0.628

sgRNA12

14

0.818

−0.009

0.82

0.832

0.818

0.818

From Tsai et al.30

VEGFA(1)

22

0.448

−0.556

0.068

0.819

0.469

0.613

VEGFA(2)

151

0.298

−0.289

0.499

0.434

0.649

0.501

VEGFA(3)

60

0.332

−0.196

0.189

0.542

0.514

0.661

EMX1

16

0.352

−0.29

0.595

0.723

0.694

0.689

FANCF

9

0.375

−0.589

0.366

0.927

0.813

0.776

HEK293(4)

134

0.259

−0.131

0.404

0.379

0.177

0.501

From Wu et al.11

Nanog-sg2

26

0.294

−0.335

0.428

0.808

0.311

0.502

Nanog-sg3

5957

0.065

−0.123

0.067

0.078

0.082

0.209

Phc1-sg1

2948

0.179

−0.263

0.163

0.207

0.176

0.342

Phc1-sg2

663

0.199

−0.168

0.245

0.271

0.186

0.394

Success rate*

3/24

2/24

10/24

17/24

14/24

20/24

  1. Here, SMAnone, and SMApara are the predicted scores (populations) from our statistical mechanical analysis (SMA)-based model without and with additional parameters, respectively. The experimental data is from the published papers.
  2. *Percentage of cases that show high (>0.5) correlation.