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CRISPR mediated genome editing techniques greatly facilitate targeted genome modifications, such as deletions or insertions, in complex organisms. In recent years, the CRISPR-Cas9 system has been established as the editing technique of choice due to ease of use, cost effectiveness, and the high-efficacy of desired targeted edits.
The Applied Biosystems SeqScreener Gene Edit Confirmation App (SGC) is a free and user-friendly software to determine the range and frequency of mutations generated in your CRISPR-Cas9 experiments. Combined with Applied Biosystems genetic analysis instruments and the Sanger sequencing workflow, you can screen and validate your gene-editing results quickly and easily.
Applied Biosystems genetic analysis instruments and reagents provide:
Intuitive design—The free and easy-to-use software enables quick identification of successful gene knock-ins and knockouts. The visual workflow integrates two modes: screening the gRNA efficiency in a pool of cells and screening an array of edited cell clones.
Fast and accurate—The robust algorithm calculates the editing frequencies and grades the editing outcome for each sample in a matter of seconds. Results of the SeqScreener app correlate strongly
with NGS-based results in a wide range of editing percentages.
The SeqScreener Gene Edit Confirmation App (SGC) is an application available through Thermo Fisher Connect that can be used to determine the spectrum and frequency of targeted mutations generated in a pool of cells by genome editing tools such as CRISPR-Cas9. Use the SGC app to screen and validate gene editing results obtained using Capillary Electrophoresis (CE) sequencing technology.
The SGC app includes the following features:
The Invitrogen TrueDesign Genome Editor is a free online tool that enables scientists of all experience levels to easily design, select, and order reagents for accurate and successful gene editing experiments. Its intuitive point-and-type interface makes it easy to find and successfully edit a gene in a streamlined three-step process: search, edit, and design.
The TrueDesign tool supports five types of edits—gene knockout, fluorescent tagging, insertion, deletion, and SNP replacement—across five species. For each design, it compiles a list of the materials you will need for a successful edit, with the convenience of ordering them from one source and the confidence that they will work together. Our research shows that improved design and delivery of gRNA, Cas9 nuclease, and donor DNA can contribute to enhanced CRISPR/Cas9-mediated genome editing.
Tip: We also offer pre-designed synthetic and lentiviral guide RNAs for straightforward knockout of your human or mouse target gene, plus easy online ordering of any custom synthetic sgRNA design.
Within this simple step-by-step tool, you can:
For Research Use Only. Not for use in diagnostic procedures.