Tag: CROP-seq

Expert Advice on CRISPR Design

  The following is an excerpt from an E-book that Twist developed for Genetic Engineering News: The Changing Landscape of CRISPR Screening: A guidebook to the latest CRISPR screening methodologies and technologies. You can download the full E-book here.   Even for seasoned researchers, designing an sgRNA library can be…

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Multimodal perturbation analyses of cyclin-dependent kinases reveal a network of synthetic lethalities associated with cell-cycle regulation and transcriptional regulation

Phylogenetic tree construction Tree diagram showing relationships between CDK proteins was constructed from a multi-sequence alignment (MSA) using Geneious95. The “Geneious Aligner”, was used to generate the MSA, and the neighbor joining method was used to construct the tree. All default parameters were used except where otherwise indicated. Combinatorial CRISPR…

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Inferring and perturbing cell fate regulomes in human brain organoids

Experimental methods Stem cell and organoid culture We used six human iPS cell lines (Hoik1, Wibj2, Kucg2 from the HipSci resource47; 409B2 from the RIKEN BRC cell bank; 01F49i-N-B7 (B7) from Institute of Molecular and Clinical Ophthalmology Basel; and WTC from the Allen Institute) and three human ES cell lines (H1-PAX6YFP…

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CROP-seq data analysis

CROP-seq data analysis 1 Hi, I am a new bie to single cell sequencing analysis. I have to analyze CROP-seq data, I am going through the following paper, www.nature.com/articles/nmeth.4177. I have to use cell ranger ( instead of DROP-seq software) as the first step to process single cell data.I wanted…

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