pCMV-dLbCpf1-BE (Addgene, #107685) was modified to incorporate mutations in the LbCpf1 domain (N256A, N260A, S348A, K514A, K881A, or K897A; these mutations respectively correspond to N278A, N282A, S376A, K523A, K949A, or K965A in AsCpf1) and combinations of mutations in the APOBEC1 domain (YE1: W90Y + R126E; YE2: W90Y + R132E; EE: R126E + R132E; YEE: W90Y + R126E + R132E) using site-directed mutagenesis (Q5 Site-Directed Mutagenesis Kit, New England Biolabs). crRNA-encoding plasmids were constructed by ligation (Quick Ligation Kit, New England Biolabs) of annealed oligonucleotides to pU6-Lb-crRNA (Addgene, #78957) digested with BsmBI.
Pcmv dlbcpf1 be
PCMV-dLbCpf1-BE is a plasmid that contains a catalytically impaired Lachnospiraceae bacterium Cpf1 (dLbCpf1) gene under the control of the CMV promoter. This plasmid is intended for research purposes.
1 protocol using pcmv dlbcpf1 be
Engineered dLbCpf1-BE Fusion Plasmid
pCMV-dLbCpf1-BE (Addgene, #107685) was modified to incorporate mutations in the LbCpf1 domain (N256A, N260A, S348A, K514A, K881A, or K897A; these mutations respectively correspond to N278A, N282A, S376A, K523A, K949A, or K965A in AsCpf1) and combinations of mutations in the APOBEC1 domain (YE1: W90Y + R126E; YE2: W90Y + R132E; EE: R126E + R132E; YEE: W90Y + R126E + R132E) using site-directed mutagenesis (Q5 Site-Directed Mutagenesis Kit, New England Biolabs). crRNA-encoding plasmids were constructed by ligation (Quick Ligation Kit, New England Biolabs) of annealed oligonucleotides to pU6-Lb-crRNA (Addgene, #78957) digested with BsmBI.
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