Genome editing method
A genome editing and base sequence technology, applied in the field of genome editing, can solve the problem of low efficiency of flox mice, and achieve the effect of shortening the production time and reducing the production cost
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[0139] Example 1. Genome editing experiment 1 (wild type mouse, Serpina3n gene, microinjection)
[0140] Exon 4 and its surrounding region of the mouse Serpina3a (serine peptide inhibitor clade A member 3A) gene were used as the genome editing target region, and this region was replaced with a sequence added with loxP sequences at both ends of the region. Specifically according to figure 1 The protocol shown was carried out as follows.
Embodiment 1-1
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[0142] The design of the guide RNA was performed using a software tool (crispr.genome-engineering.org). Instructions designed to cleave one end of the region to be edited in the genome (SEQ ID NO: 1) synthesized using double-stranded DNA (synthesized by Integrated DNA Technologies) as a template using an in vitro transcription kit (MEGAshortscript T7Transcription Kit, manufactured by Life Technologies) RNA (Serpina3a gRNA-1, the sequence of the target site (target strand) is SEQ ID NO: 2), and a guide RNA designed to cut the other end (Serpina3a gRNA-2, the sequence of the target site (target strand) is SEQ ID NO: 3).
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[0144] A plasmid (pCas9-polyA, Addgene ID#72602) containing a sequence to which a polyA tail was added downstream of the Cas9 coding sequence was linearized, and used as a template DNA, using an in vitro transcription kit (MEGAshortscriptT7Transcription Kit, manufactured by Life Technologies, Inc. ) was synthesized and purified using a purification kit (MEGAClearkit, manufactured by Life Technologies).
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