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MBS1002 Biomedical Approaches

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What are the components of Crispr/Cas9?

Author: Mirte Schattorie



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Cas9: a nuclease that is originally isolated from S. pyrogenes, an effector protein. sgRNA: single guide RNA that arises because of the fusion of the gene specific crRNA sequence to the scaffold tracrRNA sequence. PAM: protospacer adjacent motif, a 2-6 basepair DNA sequence that immediately follows the DNA sequence that is targeted by Cas9.


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