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CRISPR Gene-Edited Cell Lines

OVERVIEW

Gene Universal offers CRISPR gene-edited cell line generation services based on a well-established gRNA/Cas9 ribonucleoprotein (RNP)–based CRISPR genome editing system. We provide customized cell line construction services for gene knockout, gene knock-in, and precise point mutation. The RNP-based CRISPR editing platform features high editing efficiency and reduced off-target effects.

SERVICE HIGHLIGHTS

  • DoubleArrowExpert Support

    Our experienced CRISPR gene editing team provides customized cell line generation services tailored to specific research needs, including gene knockout, gene knock-in, and precise point mutations.

  • DoubleArrowNon-Viral Approach

    Compared with traditional viral-based methods, our non-viral CRISPR editing strategy offers higher editing efficiency and reduced off-target effects.

  • DoubleArrowRapid Turnaround

    Gene Universal delivers a one-stop solution encompassing sgRNA synthesis, ssDNA synthesis, vector construction, and cell engineering, enabling fast and efficient project delivery.

SERVICE PROCEDURES

Gene-Edited1 Vector Construction

· sgRNA or ssDNA synthesis

· Plasmid construction

Gene-Edited1 Gene Delivery

· Electroporation of RNP complexes

· Electroporation of RNP combined with ssDNA or plasmid

Gene-Edited1 Cell Line establishment

· Antibiotic selection

· Monoclonal cell line establishment

Gene-Edited1 Genotype confirmation and QC

· PCR or qPCR

· Sanger sequencing

· WB Western blot (WB)

· Sterility and mycoplasma testing

SERVICE DETAILS

Service Type Service Name Deliverables Turnaround time(BD) Price(USD) Remarks
Knockout Frameshift Mutation Knockout Cell Line (Sanger sequencing validation) Target and Wild-type cells, >10^6 cells/tube *2 tubes for each type of cell 60 2850 RNP construction method
Knockout Frameshift Mutation Knockout Cell Line (Sanger sequencing and Western blot Validation) Target and Wild-type cells, >10^6 cells/tube *2 tubes for each type of cell 70 3150 RNP construction method
Knockout Fragment Knockout Cell Line heterozygote(Sanger sequencing validation) Target and Wild-type cells, >10^6 cells/tube *2 tubes for each type of cell 60 4650 RNP construction method
Knockout Fragment Knockout Cell Line homozygote(Sanger sequencing validation) Target and Wild-type cells, >10^6 cells/tube *2 tubes for each type of cell 70 6900 RNP construction method
Knockin Point Mutation Knockin cell line heterozygote (Sanger sequencing validation) Target and Wild-type cells, >10^6 cells/tube *2 tubes for each type of cell 70 5700 RNP construction method
Knockin Point Mutation Knockin cell line homozygote (Sanger sequencing validation) Target and Wild-type cells, >10^6 cells/tube *2 tubes for each type of cell 70 8100 RNP construction method
Knockin Fragment Knockin cell line heterozygote (Sanger sequencing validation) Target and Wild-type cells, >10^6 cells/tube *2 tubes for each type of cell 80 6450 RNP construction method
Knockin Fragment Knockin cell line heterozygote(Sanger sequencing and Western blot Validation) Target and Wild-type cells, >10^6 cells/tube *2 tubes for each type of cell 90 6750 RNP construction method
Knockin Fragment Knockin cell line homozygote (Sanger sequencing validation) Target and Wild-type cells, >10^6 cells/tube *2 tubes for each type of cell 90 8700 RNP construction method
Knockin Fragment Knockin cell line homozygote(Sanger sequencing and Western blot Validation) Target and Wild-type cells, >10^6 cells/tube *2 tubes for each type of cell 100 9000 RNP construction method

Note: Cells, relevant detection antibodies, and any special culture media or special FBS must be provided by the customer.

CASE STUDY


  • crispr1

    The contributions indicate the inferred sequences present in the edited population and their relative proportions, in contrast to the indel distribution plot, which does not assign specific sequence contributions. Cut sites are shown as black vertical dotted lines, and the wild-type sequence is indicated by a “+” symbol on the far left.

    crispr2

    Sanger sequencing comparison of wild-type and edited samples around the guide RNA target site. The black underline indicates the guide sequence, the red underline marks the PAM site, and the dotted line denotes the expected cut site. Mixed base calls downstream of the cut site reflect error-prone repair following genome editing.

    crispr3 44KD Target

    crispr4 37KD GAPDH

    WT clone1 clone2 clone3

    Figure: Validation of target gene knockout in T24 cells by Sanger sequencing and Western blot analysis.

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