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Genome Editing

New England Biolabs provides reagents to support a broad variety of CRISPR/Cas9 genome editing approaches.

New England Biolabs provides reagents to support a broad variety of CRISPR/Cas9 genome editing approaches. From introduction of Cas9 and single guide RNA (sgRNA) on plasmids, to direct introduction of Cas9 ribonucleoprotein (RNP) and detection of edits using next generation sequencing or enzymatic mutation detection, NEB provides reagents that simplify and shorten genome editing workflows.

EnGen Spy Cas9 HF1: for high-fidelity genome engineering by direct introduction of active nuclease complexes with reduced off-target cleavage
EnGen^® Spy Cas9 NLS, EnGen Lba Cas12a, EnGen Sau Cas9, EnGen Seq1 Cas9: for genome engineering by direct introduction of active nuclease complexes
EnGen^® sgRNA Synthesis Kit: for rapid generation of microgram quantities of custom sgRNA
EnGen^® Mutation Detection Kit: for robust determination of targeting efficiency
EnGen^® Spy Cas9 Nickase: programmable site-specific DNA nicking for genome editing and in vitro applications
EnGen Spy dCas9 (SNAP-tag): Programmable DNA binding activity compatible with broad variety of SNAP-tag conjugates

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Genome Editing

Mutation Detection Reagents and Kits

Programmable Nucleases

sgRNA Synthesis Reagents and Kits

Mutation Detection Reagents and Kits

Programmable Nucleases

sgRNA Synthesis Reagents and Kits

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Genome Editing includes these subcategories:

Mutation Detection Reagents and Kits
Programmable Nucleases
sgRNA Synthesis Reagents and Kits

Protocols for Genome Editing

Application Notes for Genome Editing

Rapid Analysis of Genome Editing Efficiency using PCR Amplicons processed by the Exo-CIP Rapid PCR Cleanup Kit followed by Sanger sequencing

Tools & Resources

Brochures

Genome Editing Brochure

Selection Tools

Genome Editing Selection Chart

Posters

Kinetic Comparison of Cas9 Homologs Recognizing Diverse PAM Sequences (2018)

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Videos

Bacterial Adaptive Immunity with CRISPR/Cas9

CRISPR systems evolved as a means of bacterial adaptive immunity. Understanding their behavior in vivo is essential to harnessing their power in vitro.
Science in 60 CRISPR/Cas9

Get a high level overview of CRISPR/Cas9 and how it is used in genome editing in our Science in 60 segment.