To select for specific sgRNAs targeting amdS (GenBank number: M16371.1), cre-1 (MYCTH_2310085), res-1 (MYCTH_2302052), gh1-1 (MYCTH_115968), and alp-1 (MYCTH_2303011), all sgRNA target sites in the genome of M. thermophila were identified using the sgRNACas9 tool [57 (link)]. sgRNA target sites with high scores were chosen and the corresponding oligos were ordered (Additional file
CRISPR-Cas9 System Development for Myceliophthora thermophila
To select for specific sgRNAs targeting amdS (GenBank number: M16371.1), cre-1 (MYCTH_2310085), res-1 (MYCTH_2302052), gh1-1 (MYCTH_115968), and alp-1 (MYCTH_2303011), all sgRNA target sites in the genome of M. thermophila were identified using the sgRNACas9 tool [57 (link)]. sgRNA target sites with high scores were chosen and the corresponding oligos were ordered (Additional file
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Other organizations : Chinese Academy of Sciences, Tianjin Institute of Industrial Biotechnology
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Variable analysis
- Codon-optimized Cas9 gene with attached hac-1 (MYCTH_2310995) nuclear localization signals (NLS-Cas9-NLS)
- Protospacer sequences used to target the five different genes (amdS, cre-1, res-1, gh1-1, and alp-1)
- Genetic modifications in M. thermophila and M. heterothallica
- Phusion high-fidelity DNA polymerase (Thermo Fisher, Waltham, MA, USA) used for all PCR amplifications
- Strong constitutive tef1 (MYCTH_2298136) promoter of M. thermophila used to drive Cas9 expression
- TtprC terminator used with the Cas9 expression cassette
- M. thermophila U6 promoter used to express sgRNA
- Cas9-eGFP-expression vector (p0380-bar-Ptef1-Cas9-eGFP-TtprC) used as a reporter for Cas9 expression
- Not explicitly mentioned
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