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Plasmid#133781PurposeExpresses drosophila-optimized Cas9DepositorInsertDrosophila-optimized Cas9
ExpressionInsectAvailable sinceJan. 31, 2020AvailabilityAcademic Institutions and Nonprofits only -
pC0043-PspCas13b crRNA backbone
Plasmid#103854PurposeFor cloning of guide RNAs compatible with PspCas13b. Contains a 3' direct repeat. Clone using BbsI (BpiI). F overhang cacc. R overhang caacDepositorHas service50 µg Transfection-Ready DNA and 100 µg Transfection-Ready DNAInsertU6-BbsI-BbsI-PspCas13b DR-polyT
UseCRISPRExpressionMammalianAvailable sinceNov. 28, 2017AvailabilityIndustry, Academic Institutions, and NonprofitsCited by -
pmU6-gRNA
Plasmid#53187PurposeExpresses the S. pyogenes sgRNA from the mouse U6 promoterDepositorTypeEmpty backboneUseCRISPRExpressionMammalianPromotermouse U6Available sinceJune 25, 2014AvailabilityAcademic Institutions and Nonprofits onlyCited by -
pCFD5
Plasmid#73914Purposemultiplex gRNA plasmidDepositorInsertdU6-3:tRNA:gRNA:tRNA:gRNA
UseCRISPRExpressionInsectPromoterdU6:3Available sinceMarch 29, 2016AvailabilityAcademic Institutions and Nonprofits onlyCited by -
pgRNA-bacteria
Plasmid#44251PurposeExpression of customizable guide RNA (gRNA) for bacterial gene knockdownDepositorInsertguide RNA (bacteria)
UseCRISPRExpressionBacterialPromoterBBa_J23119 (SpeI)Available sinceApril 5, 2013AvailabilityAcademic Institutions and Nonprofits onlyCited by -
p426-SNR52p-gRNA.CAN1.Y-SUP4t
Plasmid#43803PurposeEncodes a gRNA that targets Can1.Y in yeast.DepositorPublicationAvailable sinceMarch 21, 2013AvailabilityAcademic Institutions and Nonprofits onlyCited by -
pFREE_Amp
Plasmid#92051PurposeAllows inducible expression of gRNAs and Cas9 for plasmid curing.DepositorHas service50 µg Transfection-Ready DNA and 100 µg Transfection-Ready DNAInsertsCas9
gRNA array
UseCRISPRPromoterpRhamBAD and ptetAvailable sinceJuly 21, 2017AvailabilityAcademic Institutions and Nonprofits only -
pMCS-rybozyme-IRES-CAS9
Plasmid#64668PurposePlasmid encoding multiple cloning site, rybozyme and IRES-CAS9.DepositorHas service50 µg Transfection-Ready DNA and 100 µg Transfection-Ready DNAInsertsCAS9
HDV ribozyme
UseCRISPRTagsFlag, Internal ribosome entry site, and guide RNA…ExpressionMammalianAvailable sinceDec. 18, 2015AvailabilityAcademic Institutions and Nonprofits onlyCited by -
Cas9-sgRNA-A
Plasmid#149369PurposeExpresses SpCas9 and sgRNA targeting the lenti-CDDR reporterDepositorHas service50 µg Transfection-Ready DNA and 100 µg Transfection-Ready DNAInsertsCas9
sgRNA-A
Puromycin resistance
UseCRISPRTags3xFLAG, Nucleoplasmin NLS, and SV40 NLSExpressionMammalianPromoterCBh, PGK, and U6Available sinceNov. 4, 2020AvailabilityAcademic Institutions and Nonprofits only -
phH1-gRNA
Plasmid#53186PurposeExpresses the S. pyogenes sgRNA from the H1 promoterDepositorTypeEmpty backboneUseCRISPRExpressionMammalianPromoterhuman H1Available sinceJune 25, 2014AvailabilityAcademic Institutions and Nonprofits onlyCited by -
pXR003: CasRx gRNA cloning backbone
Plasmid#109053PurposehU6-driven expression of guide RNAs compatible with CasRx. 5' processed DR followed by BbsI sites for guide cloning.DepositorTypeEmpty backboneUseCRISPRExpressionMammalianPromoterhU6Available sinceApril 17, 2018AvailabilityAcademic Institutions and Nonprofits onlyCited by -
PX852
Plasmid#62884PurposeC-term SpCas9 piece of inducible split-4 (Cas9(C)-FKBP split-4).DepositorHas service50 µg Transfection-Ready DNA and 100 µg Transfection-Ready DNAInsertSpCas9 (aa536-1368)
UseCRISPRTagsFKBP12, NLS SV40, and NLS nucleoplasminExpressionMammalianPromoterCBhAvailable sinceMarch 4, 2015AvailabilityAcademic Institutions and Nonprofits onlyCited by -
Lenti-iCas9-neo
Plasmid#85400PurposeLentiviral vector encoding a doxycycline inducible EGFP reporter downstream of FLAG-tagged spCas9, separated by a P2A self-cleavage sequenceDepositorInsertFlag-iCas9-P2A-GFP
UseLentiviralTagsFlag-iCas9-P2A-GFPAvailable sinceJan. 6, 2017AvailabilityAcademic Institutions and Nonprofits onlyCited by -
pCFD4-U6:1_U6:3tandemgRNAs
Plasmid#49411Purposeexpression of two gRNAs from Drosophila U6:1 and U6:3DepositorInsertsdU6-1:gRNA
dU6-3:gRNA
UseCRISPRExpressionInsectPromoterdU6-1 and dU6-3Available sinceJan. 10, 2014AvailabilityAcademic Institutions and Nonprofits onlyCited by -
pY010 (pcDNA3.1-hAsCpf1)
Plasmid#69982PurposeExpresses humanized AsCpf1DepositorHas service50 µg Transfection-Ready DNA and 100 µg Transfection-Ready DNAInserthAsCpf1
UseCRISPRTagsNLS-3xHAExpressionMammalianPromoterCMVAvailable sinceOct. 8, 2015AvailabilityAcademic Institutions and Nonprofits onlyCited by -
pCAGG>nls-hCas9-nls
Plasmid#99138PurposeExpresses Cas9 via the chicken beta actin promoter for electroporation in chicken embryosDepositorHas service50 µg Transfection-Ready DNA and 100 µg Transfection-Ready DNAInserthumanized Cas9
UseCRISPRPromoterChicken beta actin (CAG)Available sinceJune 5, 2018AvailabilityAcademic Institutions and Nonprofits onlyCited by -
ph7SK-gRNA
Plasmid#53189PurposeExpresses the S. pyogenes sgRNA from the 7SK promoterDepositorTypeEmpty backboneUseCRISPRExpressionMammalianPromoterhuman 7SKAvailable sinceJune 25, 2014AvailabilityAcademic Institutions and Nonprofits onlyCited by -
pgRNA-humanized
Plasmid#44248PurposeExpression of customizable guide RNA (gRNA) under cotnrol of murine U6 promoter, also contains a CMV-puro-t2A-mCherry expression cassette for mammalian gene knockdownDepositorInsertguide RNA
UseCRISPR and LentiviralExpressionMammalianPromotermouse U6Available sinceApril 8, 2013AvailabilityAcademic Institutions and Nonprofits onlyCited by -
pCFD3-dU6:3gRNA
Plasmid#49410Purposeexpression of gRNA under control of the Drosophila U6:3 promoterDepositorInsertdU6-3:gRNA
UseCRISPRExpressionInsectPromoterdU6-3Available sinceJan. 10, 2014AvailabilityAcademic Institutions and Nonprofits onlyCited by -
PX854
Plasmid#62886PurposeC-term SpCas9 piece of inducible split-5 (Cas9(C)-FKBP split-5).DepositorHas service50 µg Transfection-Ready DNA and 100 µg Transfection-Ready DNAInsertSpCas9 (aa573-1368)
UseCRISPRTagsFKBP12, NLS SV40, and NLS nucleoplasminExpressionMammalianPromoterCBhAvailable sinceMarch 16, 2015AvailabilityAcademic Institutions and Nonprofits onlyCited by