CRISPR-mediated STAT1 G-quadruplex disruption
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Other organizations : Purdue University West Lafayette, Centre International de Recherche en Infectiologie, Center for Excellence in Molecular Cell Science, Hôpital de la Croix-Rousse
Variable analysis
- Introducing indels targeting essential nucleotides of the G-quadruplex structure in 5′UTR region of STAT1 gene
- Cas9–2NLS (10 pmol) and guide RNA (50 pmol, Synthego) loaded onto a 10 μL Neon Tip
- Electroporation of Cas9–2NLS and guide RNA into Huh7 and HepaRG cells using Neon Transfection System at 1200 V, for 20 ms and four pulses
- Incorporation of indels, validated 48 hours after electroporation
- Validated pools of cells subjected to clonal selection
- Isolated single colonies confirmed by rapid PAGE genotyping and allelic sequencing
- Huh7 and HepaRG cell lines used
- Rapid PAGE genotyping method used to validate incorporation of indels
- Electroporation parameters: 1200 V, 20 ms, four pulses
- Positive control: Not explicitly mentioned
- Negative control: Not explicitly mentioned
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