We narrowed to 9,067 results for: sgRNA
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Plasmid#217444PurposeLentiviral vector expressing Cas9 and an sgRNA targeting human cGASDepositorAvailable sinceJan. 28, 2025AvailabilityAcademic Institutions and Nonprofits only
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pSB-BbsI-sgRNA
Plasmid#203359PurposeContains BbsI cut sites for placement of user-specified sgRNA target sequences with Sleeping Beauty backboneDepositorHas service50 µg Transfection-Ready DNA and 100 µg Transfection-Ready DNAInsertBbsI Cut Sites
Available sinceJan. 17, 2024AvailabilityAcademic Institutions and Nonprofits only -
px459-Pole4 KO sgRNA
Plasmid#186935PurposePole4 KO in mouse ES cellsDepositorPublicationAvailable sinceAug. 5, 2022AvailabilityAcademic Institutions and Nonprofits only -
px459-Pole3 KO sgRNA
Plasmid#186934PurposePole3 KO in mouse ES cellsDepositorPublicationAvailable sinceAug. 5, 2022AvailabilityAcademic Institutions and Nonprofits only -
XX>sgRNA F+E
Plasmid#87543PurposeTemplate 2 (of 2) for U6>sgRNA cassette OSO-PCRDepositorTypeEmpty backboneAvailable sinceJan. 27, 2018AvailabilityAcademic Institutions and Nonprofits only -
pX459-HypaCas9-TUBA1B_sgRNA
Plasmid#183889PurposepX459V2.0-HypaCas9 plasmid with TUBA1B sgRNA for N-terminal tagging of alpha-tubulin in human cells.DepositorHas service50 µg Transfection-Ready DNA and 100 µg Transfection-Ready DNAInsertTUBA1B sgRNA spacer (TUBA1B Human)
UseCRISPRExpressionMammalianPromoterU6Available sinceMay 20, 2022AvailabilityAcademic Institutions and Nonprofits only -
pGG422_UV5
Plasmid#165607PurposeVector for expression of the SpCas9 KG variant with sgRNA in E. coli: KG(SpCas9, D1332K/R1333G) and UV5-sgRNA (hEGFP spacer)DepositorInsertlacUV5 driving Streptococcus pyogenes Cas9 KG(D1332K/R1333G) and hEGFP-sgRNA
UseCRISPR and Synthetic BiologyExpressionBacterialMutationD1332K and R1333G mutations in SpCas9PromoterlacUV5 driving Cas9 KG and UV5 driving sgRNAAvailable sinceApril 21, 2021AvailabilityAcademic Institutions and Nonprofits only -
lentiCRISPR - EGFP sgRNA 4
Plasmid#51763PurposeExpresses human codon-optimized Cas9 protein and puromycin resistance from EFS promoter and an EGFP targeting synthetic single-guide RNA (sgRNA) element from U6 promoter. Lentiviral backbone.DepositorInsertsCas9
Puromycin resistance
EGFP sgRNA 4
UseCRISPR and LentiviralExpressionMammalianPromoterEFS and U6Available sinceMarch 11, 2014AvailabilityAcademic Institutions and Nonprofits onlyCited by -
pX330_FIGLA_cterm4
Plasmid#222909PurposeCas9/sgRNA plasmid for targeting FIGLADepositorPublicationInsertCas9, FIGLA sgRNA 4 (FIGLA Human, Synthetic)
UseCRISPRAvailable sinceJuly 22, 2024AvailabilityAcademic Institutions and Nonprofits only -
pX330_FIGLA_cterm3
Plasmid#222908PurposeCas9/sgRNA plasmid for targeting FIGLADepositorPublicationInsertCas9, FIGLA sgRNA 3 (FIGLA Human, Synthetic)
UseCRISPRAvailable sinceJuly 22, 2024AvailabilityAcademic Institutions and Nonprofits only -
pX330_FIGLA_cterm2
Plasmid#222907PurposeCas9/sgRNA plasmid for targeting FIGLADepositorPublicationInsertCas9, FIGLA sgRNA 2 (FIGLA Human, Synthetic)
UseCRISPRAvailable sinceJuly 22, 2024AvailabilityAcademic Institutions and Nonprofits only -
pX330_FIGLA_cterm1
Plasmid#222906PurposeCas9/sgRNA plasmid for targeting FIGLADepositorPublicationInsertCas9, FIGLA sgRNA 1 (FIGLA Human, Synthetic)
UseCRISPRAvailable sinceJuly 22, 2024AvailabilityAcademic Institutions and Nonprofits only -
pEPOR1CB0023
Plasmid#117538PurposeLevel1 Golden Gate Cassette: extended stem sgRNA cassette with AtU6-26 terminator for SpCas9, targeting NbPDS gene in N. benthamianaDepositorInsertsgRNA (Sp Cas9) - extended stem with U626 terminator
ExpressionPlantAvailable sinceJan. 7, 2019AvailabilityAcademic Institutions and Nonprofits only -
pX330-CANX
Plasmid#227279PurposeExpresses SpCas9 and a sgRNA targeting the C-terminus of CANX for knock-in.DepositorHas service50 µg Transfection-Ready DNA and 100 µg Transfection-Ready DNAInsertsgRNA Targeting C-terminus of CANX (CANX Human)
UseCRISPRExpressionMammalianPromoterU6Available sinceNov. 5, 2024AvailabilityAcademic Institutions and Nonprofits only -
EC2_10_dCas9_VPR_HC_sgRNA
Plasmid#163712PurposeYeast high copy plasmid with dCas9, sgRNA expression cassette and VPR activation domainsDepositorInsertsdCas9
VPR
ExpressionYeastMutationPoint mutations D10A and H840APromoterScTEF1Available sinceNov. 1, 2021AvailabilityAcademic Institutions and Nonprofits only -
EC2_4_dCas9_VPR_sgRNA
Plasmid#163709PurposeYeast low copy plasmid with dCas9, sgRNA expression cassette and VPR activation domainsDepositorInsertsdCas9
VPR
ExpressionYeastMutationPoint mutations D10A and H840APromoterScTEF1Available sinceNov. 1, 2021AvailabilityAcademic Institutions and Nonprofits only -
pE-35S-miniSdd7-nCas9-PBE-GmPPO2
Plasmid#204855PurposeFor cytosine base editing using miniSdd7 at PPO2 site in soybean (Agrobacterium-mediated transformation)DepositorInsertminiSdd7-nSpCas9(D10A)-UGI-mScarlet
UseCRISPRExpressionPlantMutationD10A in SpCas9Promoter35S, AtU6-26pAvailable sinceAug. 17, 2023AvailabilityAcademic Institutions and Nonprofits only -
Direct-seq_lentiGuide-Puro-Loop2-8A8G
Plasmid#157983PurposeExpresses programmed gRNA scaffold from U6 promoter. Programmed gRNA scaffold for streamlined scRNA-seq in CRISPR screen (Direct-seq). 3rd generation lentiviral backbone.DepositorInsertS. pyogenes sgRNA cassette (Loop2-8A8G)
UseCRISPR and LentiviralExpressionMammalianPromoterhU6Available sinceMay 10, 2021AvailabilityAcademic Institutions and Nonprofits only -
pMH183
Plasmid#122856PurposeMS2-modified guide RNA targeting the FT promoter with GreenGate D-E flanking sequencesDepositorHas service50 µg Transfection-Ready DNA and 100 µg Transfection-Ready DNAInsertMS2-modified sgRNA targeting the Arabidopsis FT promoter
UseGolden gate compatible cloning vectorAvailable sinceJune 25, 2019AvailabilityAcademic Institutions and Nonprofits only -
pSLQ2804 pHR: U6-SpsgTRE3G CMV-PYL1-VPR-IRES-mCherry
Plasmid#84258PurposeExpresses Sp sgTRE3G gRNA with ABA-inducible VPR and mCherry for OR gateDepositorInsertsSp sgTRE3G
PYL1-VPR
UseCRISPR and LentiviralTagsIRES-mCherry and PYL1ExpressionMammalianPromoterCMV and mouse U6Available sinceNov. 28, 2016AvailabilityAcademic Institutions and Nonprofits onlyCited by