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Pooled Libraries

Addgene depositors have shared 388 pooled libraries — tens to millions of plasmids in a single tube all built with the same backbone and only differing in a small region. Find pooled libraries for barcoding, CRISPR, screening, and surface display experiments below.

Barcoding Libraries

Barcode libraries contain large numbers of plasmids, each with a short randomized unique nucleotide sequence, or barcode used to mark individual cells. These barcodes will then be inherited by any daughter cells, making barcode libraries ideal for lineage tracing. These libraries are also commonly used to monitor the dynamics of heterogeneous tumors.

ID Library Description Vector Type # of Barcodes Fluorescent Reporter Selectable Marker PI

180483
186334
186335
STICR Library Used for labeling a starting cell population and for clonal lineage/fate tracing. Lentiviral ~50–70 million EGFP N/A Tomasz Nowakowski
155257 Watermelon Library Used for simultaneous tracing of clonal lineages as well as the transcriptional and proliferative state of each cell in the population. Lentiviral 5×106 mCherry, mNeonGreen N/A Aviv Regev, Joan Brugge
194097
194098
217420
217421
217422
217423
217424
1000000239
Single-cell quantitative expression reporters (scQers) Libraries Used for integrating your regulatory elements of interest for single-cell expression reporter assays. Mammalian Expression ~1,200,000
~1,200,000
250
250
250
250
250
1,250
N/A
EGFP
EGFP
EGFP
EGFP
EGFP
EGFP
EGFP
N/A
N/A
Puromycin
Puromycin
Puromycin
Puromycin
Puromycin
Puromycin
Jay Shendure

179774
179775
179776
SPLINTR Pooled Libraries Used for tracing clonal lineages using bulk and single-cell readouts. Lentiviral 170,000
1.3 million
670,000
EGFP
mCherry
EBFP2
N/A Mark Dawson
140024 LARRY Barcode Library Version 1 (Discontinued) Used for reconstructing transcriptional trajectories and clonal and state-fate analyses in differentiating cell populations. Lentiviral 245,979 EGFP N/A Fernando Camargo
233213
233214
233215
233216
233697
LARRY Barcode Library Version 2 Used for reconstructing transcriptional trajectories and clonal and state-fate analyses in differentiating cell populations. Lentiviral >50 million T-Sapphire
T-Sapphire
EGFP
EGFP
mScarlet
N/A Alejo Rodriguez-Fraticelli
178943 macsGESTALT Library PiggyBac barcoding library for inducible lineage recording system. Mammalian Expression theoretically >1 million N/A Puromycin Christopher Lengner
179851
179852
Moffat Lab - Barcode Libraries Library with Puromycin and ZsGreen markers. Lentiviral >106 ZsGreen Puromycin Jason Moffat

67267
69830
ClonTracer Library Used to conduct positive selection screens for cancer cells resistant to a given treatment. Learn how the library was used to identify pools of cells that were resistant pre-treatment. Lentiviral ~73 million TagRFP Puromycin Frank Stegmeier

115643
115644
115645
206045
CellTag Barcode Library Used to combinatorially index cells for single-cell analysis of clonal dynamics. Available as a viral prep. Lentiviral 19,973
4,934
5,737
~80,000
EGFP N/A Samantha Morris
85968 Perturb-seq Guide Barcodes (GBC) Library Used for cloning gRNA sublibraries for single cell CRISPR analysis. Lentiviral >100,000 TagBFP Puromycin Jonathan Weissman
170392 Target Site Library (PCT48) Library backbone contains three Cas9-targetable spacer sequences with a random 14-bp barcode. Lentiviral theoretically >100 million sfGFP Puromycin Jonathan Weissman
229136 EGFP miSFIT Lineage Barcoding Library Create a lentiviral barcoding pool that is robustly expressed in human PSC-derived hematopoietic cells. Lentiviral >500,000 EGFP N/A Peter Zandstra
238546
238547
238548
PEtracer Lentiviral Libraries Libraries containing selectable markers that encode ground truth static marks for phylogenetic reconstructions. Lentiviral ~100,000–150,000
~100,000–150,000
2,170
N/A
N/A
mCherry
Puromycin
Blasticidin
N/A
Jonathan Weissman
227193 pMuSIC pool v1.0 Fluorescent barcoding library with 153 unique fluorescent protein barcodes made from 2-way combinations of 18 individual fluorescent proteins. Mammalian Expression 153 Multiple N/A Marc Birtwistle
211610 PolyA Barcode Library Retroviral barcoding library for capturing the transcriptome and cell identities. Retroviral >3 million EGFP N/A Yuejun Chen
232068 CRASP-Seq CBC Backbone Library Used for cloning custom libraries tailored to CRASP-Seq modulation approaches. A 12-nucleotide cell barcode enables library diversification for downstream cloning. Lentiviral >107 N/A Puromycin Thomas Gonatopoulos-Pournatzis
216133
216134
Human Genome-wide Intron Tagging Libraries Intron-targeting sgRNAs for pooled tagging of proteins with GFP or other protein tags at their endogenous genomic locus using an intron tagging approach. Lentiviral 90,657 sgRNAs, 1,000 control
72,580 sgRNAs, 1,000 control
N/A Puromycin
Blasticidin
Stefan Kubicek
227671
227672
Rabies Barcode Pooled Libraries G-deleted rabies virus barcoding libraries for neuronal tracing and high-fidelity connectivity mapping. G-deleted Rabies Virus ~125,000,000 dTomato
oScarlet
N/A Tomasz Nowakowski, Cathryn Cadwell

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CRISPR Pooled Libraries

CRISPR is a useful tool for genetic screening experiments, due to the relative ease of designing gRNAs and the ability to modify virtually any genetic locus. CRISPR pooled libraries deliver many gRNAs at once, targeting many genes in one experiment. These libraries may be designed to target all the genes in the genome of an organism or a subset of genes, such as those involved in a certain pathway or biological process. In a CRISPR screening experiment, target cells are treated with the pooled library to create a population of mutant cells that are then screened for a phenotype of interest. Screening experiments using a pooled CRISPR library are far more complex than using CRISPR to modify a single genomic locus. You can learn more about CRISPR-based gene regulation on our CRISPR Guide.

There are multiple types of CRISPR libraries:

  • Knockout: CRISPR knockout libraries are designed to create insertions or deletions in targeted genes across the genome, rendering them nonfunctional.
  • Activation: CRISPR activation libraries use gRNAs to guide dCas9 bound to a transcriptional activator to target genes and thereby activate their expression.
  • Inhibition: CRISPR inhibition libraries use gRNAs to guide dCas9 bound to a transcriptional repressor to target genes, block transcription initiation, and thereby repress, or knockdown, their expression.
  • Base Edit: CRISPR base edit libraries use gRNAs to guide base editors to convert one base to another.
  • Prime Edit: CRISPR prime edit libraries use prime editing guide RNAs (pegRNAs) to target genes for creating insertions, deletions, and base edits.
  • Other: CRISPR libraries have also been designed for other specific purposes, such as barcoding or targeting RNA.

When choosing your library, please be aware that some of the library vectors contain Cas enzyme (one-plasmid system), while others require co-infection with Cas enzyme-expressing virus or use in cells expressing Cas enzyme (two-plasmid system).

Click on different properties to create a custom filtered list of the CRISPR pooled libraries in Addgene's collection.

Library Type
Species
Selectable Marker
Library Size
Viral Prep Available
ID Name Description Library Type Species Genes Targeted gRNAs per gene Total gRNAs PI
247028 Mouse CRISPR Knockout Pooled Library (Julianna) Enriched for effective guides through prioritization of guides with strong on-target activity. Designed against current gene annotations, offering coverage of the contemporary mouse genome. Knockout Mouse 21,895 3 63,017 John Doench, David Root
247026
247027
Human CRISPR Knockout Pooled Libraries (Jacquere) Enriched for effective guides through prioritization of guides with strong on-target activity. Designed against current gene annotations, offering coverage of the contemporary human genome. Knockout Human 20,550 3 60,550 John Doench, David Root
234855
1000000254
sgRNA libraries for Pseudomonas aeruginosa PA14 Inhibition library for inducible, genome-wide gene repression in Pseudomonas aeruginosa PA14. Inhibition P. aeruginosa 5,981
5,971
1 5,981
5,971
Xue Liu
234819
234820
UMI-sgRNA Pooled Libraries Knockout library targeting transcription factors (TF) or chromatin factors (CH) in mice. Knockout Mouse 2,055 6 12,727 Benjamin Ebert
232070 CRASP-Seq BE Tiling Library Tiling library to conduct CRASP-Seq experiments combined with high-throughput base editing for precise and scalable investigations into protein regions that affect splicing regulation. Base Editing Human 39 Varies 8,594 Thomas Gonatopoulos-Pournatzis
232069 CRASP-Seq Gene KO Library Knockout library for use in CRASP-Seq experiments. Provides a flexible platform for studying splicing regulation. Knockout Human 22,987 Varies 95,893 Thomas Gonatopoulos-Pournatzis
229137
229138
229139
229140
HR700_TP53 Exon Mutation Libraries Donor vector libraries for CRISPR/Cas9-mediated saturation genome editing of human TP53 exon 5–8. Donor Vector Human 1 (4 exons) Varies 1,910–3,034 per exon Thorsten Stiewe
227706
227707
227708
epegRNA Pooled Libraries Assess prime editing-induced dropout phenotypes or prime editing efficiency in a pooled format. Prime Editing Human
Human
Mouse
Varies 1–20 per edit Varies Brittany Adamson
227014 Human Cas13 lncRNA Library CRISPR-Cas13 library targeting long noncoding RNAs (lncRNAs) that are highly expressed in human tissues for transcriptome-wide knockdown screens. RNA Knockdown Human 6,199 lncRNAs, 4,390 genes 6–8 75,184 Neville Sanjana
226117 Advanced Catalogue of Epigenetic Regulators (ACER) Contains 748 traditional and newly predicted epigenetic regulators using epigenetic network analyses that integrated gene codependency (DepMap) and protein-protein interaction data (BioPlex). Knockout Human 758 10 8,205 Rui Lu
223064 CROPseq-iT7 Human CRISPR Knockout Pooled Library (Brunello) Knockout library to carry out genome-scale optical screening using Nuclear In-Situ Sequencing (NIS-Seq). Knockout Human 19,114 4 76,441 Jonathan Schmid-Burgk
217744 TUNEYALI Library Targets 56 transcription factors in Yarrowia lipolytica, enabling the knockout or modulation of expression levels for these factors. Knockout Yeast 56 1 56 Irina Borodina
216133
216134
Human Genome-wide Intron Tagging Libraries Intron-targeting sgRNAs for pooled tagging of proteins with GFP or other protein tags at their endogenous genomic locus using an intron tagging approach. Other Human 14,158
14,011
1–3 per intron 90,657
72,580
Stefan Kubicek
213927
213928
Bovine CRISPR Knockout Libraries Knockout libraries targeting the protein coding genes in the cattle genome. Knockout Cow 21,165 4 on average 94,000 Wenfang Spring Tan
213695
221409
221410
Human Transporter Knockout Libraries Knockout library targeting human transmembrane transporters. Knockout Human 673
653
90
Varies Varies Giulio Superti-Furga
212966 Pan-cancer CasRx lncRNA Albarossa Library Genome-scale library for pan-cancer interrogation of lncRNA dependencies using CasRx. Knockout Human 24,171 lncRNAs Varies 156,250 Roland Rad
209734
209735
209736
237473
CHyMErA Cas12a Nuclease Optimization, Large-Scale Exon Deletion, and scCHyMErA-Seq Exon Deletion hgRNA Libraries Combinatorial genome editing library uses hybrid guide RNAs fusing Cas9 and different Cas12a gRNAs to systematically identify phenotypically important exons on a large scale. Knockout Human 844
844
2,095
161
1–10 18,000
18,000
300,000
1,066
Thomas Gonatopoulos-Pournatzis
207471
1000000228
FNLCR CRISPRa Cell Surface Libraries Libraries targeting cell surface proteins and soluble factors for activation of gene expression. Activation Human 6,081
7,030
5 30,868
35,517
Raj Chari
206248
206249
Mouse Lipid and Sphingolipid Metabolism Knockout Libraries Libraries that target mouse lipid and sphingolipid metabolic genes and can be used to find lipid metabolic vulnerabilities in mouse cells. Knockout Mouse 295
59
7–10 2,105
630
Kivanc Birsoy
197348
197349
Human CRISPRi-v2 Dual Guide Libraries Dual sgRNA libraries containing a fixed element (non-targeting guide or EMC2 guide) and the well-established human genome-wide CRISPRi-v2 library in tandem. Inhibition Human 18,905 5 103,269 Rebecca Voorhees
192824 Mouse Liver CRISPR Knockout Library Knockout library targeting 13,189 of the 13,266 protein-coding genes expressed in the mouse liver Knockout Mouse 13,189 ~5 71,878 Kristin Knouse
190744 Mouse CRISPR Proximal Poly(A) Site Knockout Library Targets proximal poly(A) signal sequences in genes identified to be differentially polyadenylated in the mouse B16-F10 melanoma system. Knockout Mouse 144 proximal poly(A) sites 8–10 pgRNAs 1,718 Robert Bradley
183825 BLaER1 pgRNA Library Paired gRNA library targeting genes related to B-cell to macrophage transdifferentiation. Knockout Human 1,040 10 11,750 Roderic Guigo
182133 Pan-Druggable Cancer Library Knockout library targeting cancer-related genes. Knockout Human 66 1 74 Prashant Mali
180272 KSHV Tiling Library Tiles the entire ~154 kb of the BAC16 Kaposi’s Sarcoma-associated Herpes Virus genome. A guide every ~8 bp allows pooled screening of the viral genome. Knockout KSHV N/A N/A 24,000 Britt Glaunsinger
179217
179218
179219
Dow Lab Base Editing Sensor Libraries Base editor sgRNAs target frequently occurring cancer-associated mutations that can be modeled with cytosine base editing. Base Editing Human, Mouse 462 ~100 Varies Lukas Dow
177663
177664
177670
Adamson DNA Repair CRISPRi Libraries Inhibition libraries targeting human genes involved in DNA repair and associated processes. Used for Repair-seq experiments to map DNA repair processes and identify improved genome editing strategies. Inhibition Human 476
118
476
∼3 1,573
366
1,573
Brittany Adamson
174163 BARBEKO sgRNA Library Cytosine base editors for genome-scale knockout screens in human cells. Targets gene start codons, splice sites, or introduces premature termination codons. Knockout, Base Editing Human 17,501 3 53,502 Wensheng Wei
173195 MYC-CRISPR Library Knockout library targeting human E-boxes genome-wide. Knockout Human 24,981 E-boxes 1–7 per element 46,354 Agnieszka Dzikiewicz-Krawczyk
171172 Berger Lab Human Paralog Knockout Library (pgPEN) Induces knockouts of paralogous gene pairs. Plasmids express a pair of guide RNAs targeting either individual genes or a pair of paralogs. Knockout Human 1,030 gene pairs 8–16 33,170 Alice Berger
170432 sgRNA Pool for Streptococcus pneumoniae Concise library targeting the whole genome of S. pneumoniae D39V with one sgRNA per operon or gene. Knockout S. pneumoniae 2,111 genetic elements 1 1,499 Jan-Willem Veening
168791 Turner Lab Human messenger-RBP sgRNA Library Knockout library targeting human mRNA binding proteins with 10 sgRNAs/gene. Knockout Human 725 10 8,260 Martin Turner
164084 Human mTORC1 Focused Library Knockout library targeting human genes required for mTORC1 activation and inhibition. Knockout Human 712 10 7,501 David Sabatini
160132
160133
160134
160135
High Throughput PAM Determination Assay Libraries Designed to characterize PAM requirements of Cas9 and Cas12a enzymes. Other Synthetic N/A N/A N/A Keith Joung, Benjamin Kleinstiver
159391 Mouse Validation (mVAL) CRISPR Library Targets 182 immune evasion genes. Designed for loss-of-function screening against genes shown to increase sensistivity or resistance of cancer cells to cytotoxic T lymphocyte-mediated toxicity. Knockout Mouse 182 4 182 Jason Moffat
155199
155200
CHyMErA Paralog & Dual-targeting hgRNA and Exon-deletion hgRNA pooled libraries These libraries express hybrid Cas9-Cas12a gRNAs under a single promoter. Used to identify genetic interactions between paralogs and investigate alternative exon function. Knockout Human 6,333
2,157
Varies 92,746
91,948
Jason Moffat, Benjamin Blencowe
153101
153102
153103
153104
153105
153106
Borodina Yeast Transporter Libraries Yeast knockout libraries targeting transporter genes. Five sub-pools target different groups of transporters and a sixth library targets all 361 genes. Knockout Yeast Varies 1 Varies Irina Borodina
140633 Human Whole Genome sgRNA iBAR Library Enables genome-wide CRISPR screening at high MOI through use of barcoded gRNA plasmids. Knockout Human 19,210 3 58,630 Wensheng Wei
138084 Bradley Human CRISPR Poison Exon Knockout Library Targets 3' splice sites with paired gRNAs. Induces skipping of poison cassette exons and matching upstream constitutive exons. Compare loss of a constitutive coding exon with loss of a poison exon. Knockout Human 963 exons ~9 pairs/exon 9,508 Robert Bradley
138015 Mouse Cardiac Transcriptional Regulators CRISPR Knockout Library AAV library targeting transcriptional regulators expressed in cardiomyocytes. Knockout Mouse 2,444 6 14,671 William Pu
137999 Human Genome-wide Reduced Double-gRNA Library Knockout library that delivers random pairs of optimised gRNAs, reducing screens scale with similar performance to larger libraries. Knockout Human 19,657 3 59,576 Leopold Parts
136478
136479
Human CRISPRi titration libraries Enables titration of ~2,500 genes from normal expression level to completely knocked down. Available in large-scale or compact form. Inhibition Human ~2,500 23–24
1–9
119,510
25,518
Jonathan Weissman
134582
134583
134584
Drosophila Cell CRISPR Knockout Library Drosophilia library separated into three distinct, enriched sub-pools.Designed for long-term sgRNA delivery in Drosophila cell lines. Knockout Fly 955
2979
9954
8
6
6
7,956
17,827
59,406
Norbert Perrimon
123361 Mouse Metastasis CRISPR-Cpf1(Cas12a) Double Knockout Library CRISPR-Cpf1/Cas12a double knockout library. Targets 26 genes, chosen from analysis of human metastasis cohorts. It can be used to interrogate the genetic interactions driving metastasis. Knockout Mouse 26 4 11,934 arrays Sidi Chen
113584
113585
Mouse Tumor Suppressor Gene CRISPR Knockout Library AAV knockout library targeting mouse tumor suppressor genes (TSG). Each plasmid carries one TSG-targeting sgRNA and one p53-targeting sgRNA. Can be used to interrogate tumorigenesis in vivo. Knockout Mouse 56 4 286 Sidi Chen
113134
113135
113136
113137
113138
113146
113147
Chong Zhang E. coli Genome-wide Inhibition Library Targets ~4,000 E. coli genes across five libraries defined by biological categories. Additional libraries include a negative control (NC) control library and a custom test library targeting 86 genes. Inhibition E. coli Varies 15 Varies Chong Zhang
92352 Focused Ras Synthetic Lethal Human CRISPR Knockout Library Focused gRNA library that targets synthetic lethal candidate and control genes with oncogenic Ras. Knockout Human 132 50 6,661 David Sabatini, Eric Lander
85968 Perturb-seq Guide Barcodes (GBC) Barcode library for cloning gRNA sublibraries for single cell CRISPR analysis. Barcode Human N/A N/A N/A Jonathan Weissman
82480 CRISPR/Cas9-assisted Removal of Mitochondrial DNA (CARM) Library This library is intended to be used as a technical tool for removal of mitochondrial DNA from mouse genomic DNA preparations. Knockout Mouse 114 N/A 395 Wei Xie
79153 Cas13a/C2c2 Protospacer flanking site (PFS) Library Library of protospacer flanking sites (PFS) inserted at the 5' end of the β-lactamase gene for screening PFS preference for Cas13a/C2c2. Knockout E. coli N/A N/A N/A Feng Zhang
64750 Oxford Fly Library designed for genomic targeting and screening in Drosophila cells. All possible gRNA target sites within the shared exonic regions on either DNA strand of the Drosophila genome were computed. Knockout D. melanogaster 13,501 3 40,279 Ji-Long Liu

159392
159393
Mouse Toronto KnockOut (mTKO) CRISPR Library Targets mouse protein-coding genes with 4–5 gRNAs/gene. Library includes 418 control gRNAs. Knockout Mouse 19,463 ~5 19,463 Jason Moffat

209551
209552
Inzolia Human CRISPR/Cas12a Multiplex Knockout Knockout enAsCas12a gRNA library that targets single genes and paralog pairs, triples, and quads with arrays of four gRNAs. Can be used for assaying genetic interactions. Knockout Human Varies 1, 2, or 4 49,766 arrays John Doench
1000000106 Human CRISPR lncRNA Activation Pooled Library The Synergistic Activation Mediator (SAM) is an engineered transcriptional activation complex for the transcriptional activation of lncRNAs. Includes library and activator plasmids. Activation Human 10,504 10 96,458 Feng Zhang
69763 Human genome-wide library v1 Used for genome scale lentiviral CRISPR screening. Target sites were chosen in a region close to the translation initiation site. Knockout Human 20,121 4 77,406 Haoquan Wu
1000000069 Toronto KnockOut - Version 1 Targets nearly all human protein-coding genes. Base library includes gRNAs with no predicted off-target sites. Supplemental library includes 6 additional gRNAs per gene. Knockout Human 17,661 12 176,500 Jason Moffat
80636 Toxoplasma Knockout Knockout library targeting 8,158 predicted protein-coding gene in Toxoplasma gondii. Knockout T. gondii 8,158 10 80,158 Sebastian Lourido
89640 Human Paired-guide RNA (pgRNA) Library for Long Non-coding RNAs (lncRNAs) Designed for genomic deletion screening of functional lncRNAs (long non-coding RNAs) using lentiviral pgRNAs (paired-guide RNAs). Knockout Human 671 lncRNAs Varies 12,472 pairs Wensheng Wei
1000000132 Human CRISPR Knockout Library Designed using metrics described in Xu et al. (2015), which maximize on-target cleavage effects, minimize potential off-target effects, andensure sequence fidelity with corresponding target loci. Knockout Human 18,436 10 185,634 Xiaole Shirley Liu
112200 Human miRNA CRISPR Knockout Library Targets 1,594 primary human miRNA genes. The library contains 4-5 gRNAs per gene and 1,000 non-targeting control gRNAs for a total of 8,382 gRNAs. Knockout Human 1,594 4-5 8,382 Ren-Jang Lin
115927 Bikard Lab E. coli Genome-wide Inhibition Library v1 ~93,000 gRNAs targeting random positions along the genome of E. coli MG1655 with a NGG PAM motif. Contains ~19 targets per gene and can be used with SpdCas9 to perform pooled CRISPRi screens. Inhibition E. coli ~4,500 19 92,919 David Bikard
119977 Human lncRNA Splicing-targeting CRISPR Library Designed for genomic deletion screening of functional lncRNAs by targeting their splice sites. Knockout Human 10,996 lncRNAs Varies 126,773 Wensheng Wei
122131 mTF-CRISPRai Library Increases transcriptional activation of genes encoding transcription factors in combination with dCas9 activation systems, such as the SunTag and the dCas9-VP64 systems. Activation, Inhibition Mouse 2,428 Varies 93,107 Stanley Qi
130630 Mini-human AsCpf1-based Human Genome-wide Knockout Library Knockout library targeting 16,977 genes. Each gene is targeted by an AsCpf1(AsCas12a)-based array containing 3–4 guides concatenated in one vector. Knockout Human 16,977 3–4 17,032 arrays Giulio Draetta
131625 Bikard Lab EcoWG1: E. coli Genome-wide Inhibition Library v2 Bacterial inhibition library targeting every small RNA and ORF of the E. coli MG1655 genome. This library has higher inhibition efficiency than the psgRNA library. Inhibition E. coli 4,444 ~5 21,417 David Bikard
132561 Human SLC Activation Library Activation library targeting human SLC proteins. Activation Human 388 6 3,342 Giulio Superti-Furga
136986 Human CRISPR Knockout Pooled Library (Gattinara) Designed for assays with limited cell numbers with 2 guides per gene. Compatible with John Doench’s Brunello human genome-wide library. Knockout Human 19,993 2 40,964 John Doench
136987 Mouse CRISPR Knockout Pooled Library (Gouda) Designed for assays with limited cell numbers with 2 guides per gene. Compatible with John Doench’s Brie mouse genome-wide library. Knockout Mouse 21,601 2 44,155 John Doench
140961 Neelamegham Human GlycoGene CRISPR Library Knockout library targeting human genes involved in cellular glycosylation. Knockout Human 347 10 3,637 Sriram Neelamegham
141436 Mouse SLC Knockout Library Knockout library targeting mouse SLC proteins. Knockout Mouse 378 6 2,384 Giulio Superti-Furga
161769 Ingolia lab S. cerevisiae CRISPRi v1 – barcodes 181005 Tet-inducible inhibition library targeting the yeast genome with barcode linked guide RNAs. Inhibition Yeast ~6,700 ~6 44,580 Nicholas Ingolia
161829 Yeast Inducible CRISPRi Library – Ampl133 Inducible genome-wide CRISPRi library targeting S. cerevisiae genes with 6-12 guide RNAs per gene. Inhibition Yeast 6,685 6–12 51,681 Saeed Tavazoie
163954 Mycobacterium tuberculosis CRISPRi Library (RLC12) Targets open reading frames and non-coding RNAs in M. tuberculosis. Inhibition M. tuberculosis 4,052 Varies 96,700 Jeremy Rock
163955 Mycobacterium smegmatis CRISPRi Library (RLC11) Targets open reading frames and non-coding RNAs in M. smegmatis. Inhibition M. smegmatis 6,642 Varies 176,286 Jeremy Rock
163966 Mouse Metabolism Library Knockout library targeting mouse metabolic genes. Knockout Mouse 2,918 ~6 18,343 Alec Kimmelman
1000000173 Mouse CRISPR Knockout Library in lentiCRISPR v2-Blast Delivered as two half-libraries M1 and M2, the guide RNAs in this knockout library are designed to maximize on-target cleavage while minimizing off-target effects. Knockout Mouse 18,741 10 185,836 Xiaole Shirley Liu
169082 Mouse messenger-RBP sgRNA Library Retroviral knockout library targeting mouse mRNA binding proteins with 10 sgRNAs/gene. Knockout Mouse 1,300 10 13,500 Martin Turner
170511 Mouse Cherry Brie Pooled Library Genome-wide knockout library. It is identical to the Brie library #73633, replacing Puromycin resistance with mCherry. Knockout Mouse 19,674 ~4 78,637 Pavel Tolar
171531 Human UBDUB CRISPR Knockout Library Knockout library targeting ubiquitination and de-ubiquitination complex genes. Knockout Human 1,500 ~6 9,274 Chunliang Li
172650
172651
Broad GPP Humagne Set C and Humagne Set D Knockout enAsCas12a libraries designed for assays with limited cell numbers. Both libraries target the same 19,755 genes and each gene has one construct with two sgRNAs. Knockout Human 20,355 2 40,710 John Doench, David Root
178284 Green monkey (Chlorocebus sabaeus) sgRNA library Knockout library targeting the green monkey (Chlorocebus sabaeus) genome. Knockout Green Monkey 20,991 4 84,963 John Doench, David Root
187080 Human Metabolic Gene CRISPRa sgRNA Library Library targeting 2,989 human metabolic genes for activation of gene expression. Activation Human 2,989 Varies 32,460 Kivanc Birsoy
187081 Mouse Metabolic Gene CRISPRa sgRNA Library Library targeting 2,989 mouse metabolic genes for activation of gene expression. Activation Mouse 2,989 Varies 17,031 Kivanc Birsoy
191535 Human Lipid Droplet and Metabolism Library Targets 1,196 genes related to lipid droplet biology and cell metabolism. Knockout Human 1,196 ~10 13,920 James Olzmann
200011 Mouse Chromatin Regulator Library Knockout library targeting a comprehensive set of mouse genes with annotated function as chromatin regulators. Knockout Mouse 936 6 5,616

Gabriel Griffin, Robert Manguso, Bradley Bernstein

83989
83990
83991
83992
83993
83994
83995
mCRISPRi-v2 subpooled libraries Subpooled libraries targeting kinases, apoptosis, stress, trafficking, gene expression, membrane proteins, and unknown functions. dCas9-KRAB can be used as the transcriptional repressor. Inhibition Mouse Varies 5 Varies Jonathan Weissman
86538
86539
86540
86541
86542
86543
86544
86545
86546
86547
86548
86549
86550
CRiNCL - Human CRISPRi Non-coding Libraries Targets long non-coding RNA (lncRNA)-expressing genes. dCas9-KRAB can be used as the transcriptional repressor. Inhibition Human Varies 10 Varies Jonathan Weissman


187246
187247
187248
1000000192
Dual sgRNA CRISPRi Libraries Ultra-compact inhibition library targeting each gene with a single element encoding a dual sgRNA cassette. Inhibition Human Varies 6 Varies Jonathan Weissman
187249
187250
187251
1000000193
Dual sgRNA CRISPRa Libraries Ultra-compact, human genome-wide activation library targeting each gene with a single element encoding a dual sgRNA cassette. Activation Human Varies 6 Varies Jonathan Weissman
200445 Murine Cell Surface Protein Knockout (McspKO) Library Knockout library targeting mouse cell surface genes. Knockout Mouse 1,157 3–4 5,001 Junjie Chen

75317
75316
Broad GPP kinome Brie Knockout library that targets mouse kinome genes. Knockout Mouse 713 4 2,852 John Doench, David Root
1000000100 Activity-optimized genome-wide library Optimized for cleavage activity in order to maximize the likelihood of gene knockout. Split into three sub-libraries, each containing 10 gRNAs per gene. Knockout Human 18,663 10 187,535 David Sabatini, Eric Lander
1000000095 Two plasmid human activity-optimized genome-wide library Optimized for cleavage activity in order to maximize the likelihood of gene knockout. Split into three sub-libraries, each containing 10 gRNAs per gene. Knockout Human 18,543 10 187,536 David Sabatini, Eric Lander
1000000096 Two plasmid mouse activity-optimized genome-wide library Optimized for cleavage activity in order to maximize the likelihood of gene knockout. Split into two sub-libraries, each containing 10 gRNAs per gene. Knockout Mouse 18,986 10 188,509 David Sabatini, Eric Lander


104090
104091
1000000131
Broad GPP inhibition Dolomiti Library for inhibition of over 22,000 mouse genes for genom-wide screening. Split into 2 pools targeting the same genes. Transcriptional repressor must be supplied separately. Inhibition Mouse 22,311
22,247
3–6 67,366
67,194
John Doench, David Root
117725 Human Kinase Domain-Focused CRISPR Knockout Library Designed for genomic deletion screening of protein kinases by targeting the kinase domains. Knockout Human 482 6 3,051 Christopher Vakoc
123334 Human DNA Binding Domain-Focused CRISPR Knockout Library Designed for genomic deletion screening of transcription factors by targeting the DNA binding domains. Knockout Human 1,427 6 8,658 Christopher Vakoc
125753 Human Interferon-Stimulated Gene CRISPR Knockout Library Knockout library targeting a set of human interferon-stimulated genes (ISGs). Knockout Human 1,902 8 15,416 Michael Emerman
Molly OhAinle
132552 Human SLC Knockout Library Knockout library targeting human SLC proteins. Knockout Human 390 6 2,609 Giulio Superti-Furga
140219 DNA Damage Response MKOv4 Library Knockout library targeting human DNA damage response and DNA repair genes. Knockout Human 365 10 4,530 Junjie Chen
164896 Garnett Lab MinLibCas9 Library Genome-wide knockout library designed with two sgRNAs per gene. Knockout Human 18,761 2 37,722 Mathew Garnett
174592 Bonifacino Lab Human ubiquitination-related proteins CRISPR KO library Targets human ubiquitation-related proteins and deubiquitinating enzymes. Knockout Human 660 6–25 11,108 Juan Bonifacino
200013 The Human Druggable CRISPR Library Knockout library containing ~10,000 sgRNAs targeting 1,980 human druggable genes (5 sgRNAs per gene and 100 non-targeting control sgRNAs). Knockout Human 1,980 5 10,000 Lianxin Liu

83971
83972
83973
83974
83975
83976
83977
hCRISPRi-v2 subpooled libraries Subpooled libraries targeting kinases, apoptosis, stress, trafficking, gene expression, membrane proteins, and unknown functions. dCas9-KRAB can be used as the transcriptional repressor. Inhibition Human Varies 5 Varies Jonathan Weissman

83980
83981
83982
83983
83984
83985
83986
hCRISPRa-v2 subpooled libraries SunTag-VP64 constructs can be used for activation and must be supplied separately. Subpools include kinases, apoptosis, stress, trafficking, gene expression, membrane proteins, and unknown function. Activation Human Varies 5 Varies Jonathan Weissman

83987
1000000092
CRISPRi-v2 Genome-wide inhibition of gene transcription. dCas9-KRAB can be used as the transcriptional repressor. Inhibition Mouse 20,003 5
10
107,415
214,830
Jonathan Weissman

83996
1000000093
CRISPRa-v2 Increases transcriptional activation through the dCas9-SunTag-VP64 system, which enables specific recruitment of multiple copies of VP64 to the sgRNA-targeted gene. Activation Mouse 19,939 5
10
107,105
214,210
Jonathan Weissman

83998
83999
84000
84001
84001
84002
84003
84004
mCRISPRa-v2 subpooled libraries SunTag-VP64 constructs can be used for activation and must be supplied separately. Subpools include kinases, apoptosis, stress, trafficking, gene expression, membrane proteins, and unknown function. Activation Mouse Varies 5 Varies Jonathan Weissman

1000000121
1000000122
1000000123
1000000124
1000000125
1000000126
1000000127
1000000128
1000000129
1000000130
Bassik Mouse CRISPR Knockout Library Targets all ~23,000 protein-coding genes in the mouse genome. It is divided into 10 sublibraries defined by biological categories, and each of which is split by gene into two sublibraries (A and B). Knockout Mouse Varies (~23,000 in total) 10 Varies Michael Bassik

1000000048
1000000049
Human GeCKO v2 Genome-wide knockout library delivered as two half-libraries (A and B) allowing researchers to screen with 3 or 6 gRNAs/gene, respectively. Knockout Human 19,052 6 123,411 Feng Zhang

1000000052
1000000053
Mouse GeCKO v2 Genome-wide knockout library delivered as two half-libraries (A and B) allowing researchers to screen with 3 or 6 gRNAs/gene, respectively. Knockout Mouse 20,661 6 130,209 Feng Zhang

73179
73178
Broad GPP genome-wide Brunello Knockout library designed using optimized metrics which combined improved on-target activity predictions (Rule Set 2), with an off-target score, the Cutting Frequency Determination (CFD). Knockout Human 19,114 4 76,441 John Doench, David Root

73632
73633
Broad GPP genome-wide Brie Knockout library designed using optimized metrics which combined improved on-target activity predictions (Rule Set 2), with an off-target score, the Cutting Frequency Determination (CFD). Knockout Mouse 19,674 4 78,637 John Doench, David Root

1000000057
1000000074
SAM v1 - 3 plasmid system The Synergistic Activation Mediator (SAM) is an engineered transcriptional activation complex for the transcriptional activation of endogenous genes. Includes library and activator plasmids. Activation Human 23,430 3 70,290 Feng Zhang
1000000075 SAM v1 - 3 plasmid system The Synergistic Activation Mediator (SAM) is an engineered transcriptional activation complex for the transcriptional activation of endogenous genes. Includes library and activator plasmids. Activation Mouse 23,439 3 69,716 Feng Zhang
67988 Mouse improved genome-wide library v2 Knockout library targeting 18,424 mouse genes. gRNAs were improved using a new design pipeline and improved gRNA scaffold. Knockout Mouse 18,424 5 90,230 Kosuke Yusa
67989 Human improved genome-wide library v1 Knockout library targeting 18,010 human genes. gRNAs were improved using a new design pipeline and improved gRNA scaffold. Knockout Human 18,010 5 90,709 Kosuke Yusa
1000000078 SAM v2 - 2 plasmid system Version 2 of the human CRISPR/Cas9 SAM (Synergistic Activation Mediator) pooled library. Uses an engineered protein complex for the transcriptional activation of endogenous genes. Activation Human 23,430 3 70,290 Feng Zhang


92383
92384
1000000113
Broad GPP activation Caprano p65-HSF Library that activates over 22,000 mouse genes and is used for genome-wide activation screening. Uses p65-HSF. Activation Mouse 22,774
22,658
3–6 67,187
66,889
John Doench, David Root
104861 Retroviral Mouse Genome-wide CRISPR Knockout Library Retroviral library containing gRNAs from the Yusa lab Mouse improved genome-wide library v2. Knockout Mouse 18,424 5 90,230 Sarah Teichmann
110066 Human CRISPR Metabolic Gene Knockout Library Targets 2,981 human metabolic genes with 29,790 guide RNAs. The library contains ~10 gRNAs per gene. Knockout Human 2,981 10 30,290 David Sabatini
113345 Human Membrane Protein Activation Library Activation library targeting the promoters of 6,213 genes that encode at least one putative membrane-associated protein isoform. Activation Human 6,213 7–14 58,570 Gavin Wright
141438 RNA-Binding Protein Pooled CRISPR Knockout Library Knockout library targeting RNA-binding proteins with 10 guide RNAs per target. Knockout Human 1,078 10 12,472 Eugene Yeo
160129 Mouse CRISPR Metabolic Gene Knockout Library Targets mouse metabolic genes and includes most metabolic enzymes and transporters. Knockout Mouse 2,865 8 22,909 Kivanc Birsoy
162256 Human Epigenetic Knockout Library Knockout library that targets human epigenetic genes. Knockout Human 2,508 8 20,051 Kivanc Birsoy
162275 Human Transcription Factor Knockout Library Knockout library targeting a set of human transcription factors for loss-of-function screening. Knockout Human 1,639 ~7 11,364 Chunliang Li
169942 Bison sgRNA Library Knockout library targeting ubiquitin ligases, deubiquitinases, and control genes. Knockout Human 713 4 2,852 Benjamin Ebert


174196
174197
1000000178
MusCK Library Delivered as two half-libraries Library A and Library B. The guide RNAs in these knockout libraries target mouse genes implicated in tumor initiation, progression, and immune modulation. Knockout Mouse 4,922 5
5
10
49,252 Xiaole Shirley Liu

51043
51044
51045
51046
51047
51048
Human CRISPR Enriched Subpools (kinase, nuclear, ribosomal, cell cycle) Knockout Libraries Knockout libraries containing 6 distinct subpools for targeting: kinase, cell cycle, nuclear, ribosomal, unknown, controls. Knockout Human Varies 10 Varies David Sabatini, Eric Lander

75314
75315
1000000083
75312
75313
1000000082
Broad GPP kinome Brunello Knockout pooled library that targets kinome genes. Each half-library (1–4 or 5–8) contains 3,052 unique sgRNAs targeting 763 human kinase genes for 4 guides per target. Knockout Human 763 4 3,052 John Doench, David Root

83969
1000000090
CRISPRi-v2 Genome-wide inhibition of gene transcription. dCas9-KRAB can be used as the transcriptional repressor. Inhibition Human 18,905 5
10
104,535
209,070
Jonathan Weissman

83978
1000000091
CRISPRa-v2 Increases transcriptional activation through the dCas9-SunTag-VP64 system, which enables specific recruitment of multiple copies of VP64 to the sgRNA-targeted gene. Activation Human 18,915 5
10
104,540
209,080
Jonathan Weissman

90294
125517
Toronto KnockOut - Version 3 Targets 18,053 protein coding genes (4 gRNAs/gene) with 142 control gRNAs targeting EGFP, LacZ, and luciferase. gRNAs are sequence-optimized based on the criteria described in the associated article. Knockout Human 18,053 4 70,948 Jason Moffat

101926
101927
101928
101929
101930
101931
101932
101933
101934
Bassik Human CRISPR Knockout Library Targets all ~20,500 protein-coding genes in the human genome. It is divided into 9 sublibraries defined by biological categories of genes, each with their own negative controls. Knockout Human Varies (~20,500 in total) 10 Varies Michael Bassik

92385
92386
1000000114
Broad GPP inhibition Dolcetto Library for inhibition of over 18,000 human genes for genom-wide screening. Split into 2 pools targeting the same genes. Transcriptional repressor must be supplied separately. Inhibition Human 18,901
18,899
3–6 57,050
57,011
John Doench, David Root

92379
92380
1000000111
Broad GPP activation Calabrese p65-HSF Library that activates over 18,000 human genes and is used for genome-wide activation screening. Uses p65-HSF. Activation Human 18,885
18,843
3–6 56,762
56,476
John Doench, David Root
50947 Mouse genome-wide library v1
(Discontinued)
Library against 19,150 mouse protein coding genes, designed for use in lentivirus. Knockout Mouse 19,150 5 87,897 Kosuke Yusa
60956 CRISPRa
(Discontinued)
Human genome-scale CRISPRa library for activation of gene transcription. Activation Human 15,977 10 198,810 Jonathan Weissman
62217 CRISPRi
(Discontinued)
Library used for genome-wide inhibition of gene transcription. Inhibition Human 15,977 10 206,421 Jonathan Weissman
1000000067 Activity-optimized genome-wide library
(Discontinued)
Optimized for cleavage activity, in order to maximize the likelihood of gene knockout. Split into two sub-libraries, each containing 5 sgRNAs per gene. Knockout Human 18,166 10 178,896 David Sabatini, Eric Lander

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Screening Libraries

Screening libraries (non-CRISPR) can be used for different types of high-throughput experiments, including studying regulatory sequences, screening certain types of proteins (such as cell surface receptors or transcription factors), or observing the effects of mutagenesis of a single gene.

ID Library Description Species Vector Type Selection Marker PI
1000000214 APA Variant and Reference Libraries Libraries made to experimentally validate a residual neural network model's (APARENT2) predictions for 3′-cleavage and polyadenylation from DNA sequence. Human Mammalian Expression N/A Georg Seelig
243681
243682
attB GPCR Libraries Libraries for stable recombination of nearly all human human G protein-coupled receptors (GPCRs) with unique molecular identifiers (UMIs). Human Cloning GFP Jonathan Schlebach
172109 Cancer Driver Peptide Overexpression Library Library expressing tiled cancer driver peptides for fitness screening. Human Lentiviral Puromycin Prashant Mali
208054 Cultivarium MACKEREL Library Golden Gate compatible library to study a broad host range of prokaryotic promoters-RBS regulatory sequences. Bacteria Bacterial Expression Chloramphenicol Nili Ostrov, Charlie Gilbert, Cultivarium Tools
1000000194
1000000195
1000000196
DHFR Saturation Mutagenesis Libraries Libraries to study the interaction between dihydrofolate reductase (DHFR) and thymidylate synthase (TYMS), a pair of enzymes catalyzing consecutive reactions in folate metabolism. E. coli Bacterial Expression Chloramphenicol Kimberly Reynolds
160132
160133
160134
160135
High Throughput PAM Determination Assay Libraries Libraries for determining the PAM requirements of Cas enzymes. Synthetic Reporter Ampicillin Keith Joung, Benjamin Kleinstiver
224585 Ma-PylRS-lib1 Library Pyrrolysine tRNA synthetase library to generate new genetic code expansion (GCE) systems for site-specific incorporation of non-canonical amino acids (ncAAs) into proteins. M. alvus Bacterial Expression Kanamycin Ryan Mehl

201012
201013
201014
1000000220

microTRE Screening Library Libraries to screen synthetic promoters for transcriptional readouts of specific upstream signaling events. Synthetic, but based on human and mouse Reporter N/A Justin English
207474
207475
207476
207477
207478
207479
207480
207481
Modular Pooled Knockin Libraries Libraries for screening transcription factors and cell surface receptors with a T cell receptor or chimeric antigen receptor for engineering immunotherapies and other cellular functions. Human Cloning/HDRT Generation N/A Alexander Marson
198050 pCMV-Rep78/68 Scanning Saturation Mutagenesis (SSM) Library Investigate the effects of rep mutations on production of a wide range of AAV capsid serotypes. AAV2 AAV N/A George Church
199601 pRep-Cap Scanning Saturation Mutagenesis (SSM) Library Investigate the effects of cap gene mutations on AAV production and on capsid properties. AAV2 AAV N/A George Church
1000000181 PYR1 Double Mutant Library Paired double mutant Pyrabactin Resistance 1 libraries. A. thaliana Yeast Expression TRP1 Timothy Whitehead
241288
241289
PYR1 Double-Hao and Triple Mutant Libraries PYR1 receptor libraries to isolate sensors using growth-based selections in yeast. Arabidopsis Yeast Two Hybrid TRP1 Cutler

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111705
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111707
111708

Rinehart Human Serine Phosphopeptide Library Human phosphoserine libraries. Human Bacterial Expression Ampicillin Jesse Rinehart
188526
188527
188528
188529
188530
188531
188532
188533
188534
188535
188536
1000000199
1000000200
1000000201
1000000202
1000000203
1000000204
1000000205
1000000206
1000000207
1000000208
1000000209
Rinehart Lab Iterative Synthetically Phosphorylated Isomers (iSPI) Library New generation of human phosphoserine libraries. Human Bacterial Expression Ampicillin Jesse Rinehart
127842 SPECS Library Library for high-throughput screening for identification of synthetic promoters with enhanced cell-state specificity. Synthetic Lentiviral N/A Timothy Lu
213694 Superti-Furga Human SLC Overexpression Library An inducible barcoded overexpression library to test the impact of SLC transporters on biological processes. Human Lentiviral Puromycin Giulio Superti-Furga
1000000264 TCR Rapid Assembly for Functional Testing (TCRAFT) Libraries Use TCRAFT libraries for functional screening. Human Cloning N/A Michael Birnbaum
113569 TP53 Mutagenesis Library Designed for the characterization of all possible p53 mutations. Human Lentiviral Puromycin William Hahn, David Root

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192821
1000000218
Zhang Lab Multiplexed Overexpression of Regulatory Factors (MORF) Library This pooled library of lentiviral plasmids expresses barcoded isoforms of human transcription factors. Human Lentiviral Puromycin Feng Zhang
79153 Cas13a/C2c2 Protospacer flanking site (PFS) Library A protospacer flanking site (PFS) library that can be used to evaluate Cas13a binding. E. coli Bacterial Expression N/A Feng Zhang

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Surface Display Libraries

Surface display is a genetic engineering technique that physically links a protein's function (phenotype) to the gene that encodes it (genotype). This is achieved by fusing the gene of interest with a gene for an anchoring protein. The resulting fusion protein is then expressed on the surface of a host cell or virus, such as bacteriophages or yeast.

The key advantage of this approach is the ability to screen large, diverse libraries for specific binding properties without the need to purify individual proteins. Any successful candidate can be readily identified by recovering and sequencing its associated genetic material.

Commonly used surface display platforms include:

  • Phage Display: In this system, a peptide or protein is fused to a bacteriophage coat protein. The resulting phages can be screened for binding affinity to a target molecule.
  • Yeast Display: In this system, proteins are displayed on the surface of Saccharomyces cerevisiae, often by fusion to the Aga2p protein. This platform supports the correct folding and post-translational modification of complex eukaryotic proteins, such as antibodies.
ID Library Description Species Backbone Vector PI
1000000071 Synuclein VHH Immune Library Created for research in Parkinson's disease; for target validation and drug design Camelid Phagemid Anne Messer, MJFF
157971
157972
157973
168776
168777
174293
174294
174295
174296
SARS-CoV-2 Spike (S) Ectodomain and RBD Libraries Libraries of Spike (S) Ectodomain and RBD mutants. Coronavirus Yeast surface display Timothy Whitehead
1000000172 SARS-CoV-2 Spike Receptor Binding Domain Deep Mutation Scanning Library Library of Spike protein RBD mutations for comprehensive mapping. Coronavirus Yeast surface display Jesse Bloom
1000000182
1000000183
1000000184
1000000185
1000000186
1000000187
1000000188
SARS-CoV-2 Spike Receptor Binding Domain Site-Saturation Mutagenesis Library Libraries of variant Spike protein RBD mutations for comprehensive mapping. Coronavirus Yeast surface display Jesse Bloom

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cDNA Libraries

cDNA libraries are created from an organism’s actively transcribed mRNA, as opposed to genomic libraries, which are created from genomic DNA. Since cDNA libraries lack introns and other nontranscribed sequences, they are smaller and easier to use than genomic libraries, but they do not contain as much regulatory information. To make a cDNA library, cDNA is synthesized, ligated to adapters, and then cloned into a given vector.

ID Library Description Species PI
62843 S. rosetta Col- cDNA amplified library Created from the choanoflagellate Salpingoeca rosetta. Col- refers to DNA isolated from bacteria cultured with the colony-inducing bacteria Algoriphagus machipongonensis. Salpingoeca rosetta Nicole King
62844 S. rosetta Col+ cDNA amplified library Created from the choanoflagellate Salpingoeca rosetta. The Col+ library was created from S. rosetta cultured without bacteria. Salpingoeca rosetta Nicole King
25864 Monosiga cDNA Library
(Discontinued)
Bacterial expression cDNA library created from the choanoflagellate Monosiga brevicollis. Monosiga brevicollis Sean Carroll, Nicole King
25716 Proterospongia cDNA library
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Bacterial expression cDNA library created from Proterospongia, also referred to as Salpingoeca. Proterospongia Nicole King

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shRNA Libraries

Addgene currently does not distribute any shRNA libraries. DECIPHER libraries below were previously distributed by Addgene and have been discontinued as of October 2016, but are noted here for historical reference.

ID Library Species Vector Type Targets Total shRNAs PI
29589

DECIPHER Mod 3: Cell Surface, etc. (Discontinued)

Human Lentiviral 4,922 27,500 Alex Chenchik


28285

28286

DECIPHER Mod 1: Pathway Targets (Discontinued)
DECIPHER Mod 2: Disease Targets (Discontinued)
Human Lentiviral

5,043

5,412

27,500 Alex Chenchik, Gus Frango


28287

28288

DECIPHER Mod 1: Pathway Targets (Discontinued)
DECIPHER Mod 2: Disease Targets (Discontinued)
Mouse Lentiviral

4,625

4,520

27,500 Alex Chenchik, Gus Frango

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