CRISPR has quickly become the method of choice for genome editing applications. Its simple concept and seemingly endless potential drive researchers to search for methods to improve their results. Everyone wants higher editing efficiency, less errors, and more specificity. Can that be achieved easily? I was looking for answers when I found the paper that I present you with today.
The authors describe a unique approach where using longer single-guides (sgRNA’s) they are able to achieve higher editing efficiency. I certainly found this interesting and I thought you would as well.
I wish you good luck in all of your future experiments.
Written by Sean
Scientific Support Specialist, Lonza Pharma-Bioscience Solutions at Lonza
