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CRISPR
Introduction
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gRNA Design Resources
Resource | Description | Author/Source |
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CRISPR Optimal Target Finder | Identifies gRNA targets within a provided sequence and additionally searches genome-wide (release 6, current FlyBase release) for potential off-target sites. Includes numerous Drosophila species. Incorporates PAM sequence detection. | O'Connor-Giles, Wildonger, and Harrison Labs University of Wisconsin-Madison WI, USA |
CRISPRscan | Searchable and browsable collection of genome-wide (release 6, current FlyBase release) sgRNA target sites. Displays sgRNA sites as tracks on UCSC's genome browser and allows searching via gene or prediction via sequence. Support for numerous species (fly, zebrafish, mouse, human, others). Incorporates PAM sequence detection. | Giraldez Lab Yale University New Haven, USA |
DRSC Find CRISPR Tool | A tool for discovering gRNA targets located throughout the fly genome (release 5) using gene IDs, symbols, or chromosome locations. Allows for filtering of off-target sites and control of mis-match stringency. Incorporates PAM sequence detection. | DRSC Harvard Medical School Boston, USA |
E-CRISPR | gRNA genome-wide (release 5) target finder, searchable via gene symbol or sequence. Support for numerous species (fly, zebrafish, mouse, human, others). Offers "relaxed, medium and strict" search options. Incorporates PAM sequence detection. | DKFZ/Boutros Lab Heildelberg, Germany |
CHOPCHOP | Search for gRNA targets (release 5). Flexible inputs (gene name, genomic coordinates or DNA sequence) and detection of off-target sites. Incorporates PAM sequence detection. | Schier & Church Labs Harvard University Cambridge, USA |
CRISPR Design | Identification of gRNA sites genome wide (release 5). Offers options for multiple species. Incorporates PAM sequence detection. | Zhang Lab MIT Boston, MA, USA |
CRISPOR | A program that helps design, evaluate, and clone guide sequences for the CRISPR/Cas9 system. Allows for searches across multiple species of Drosophila, including melanogaster (release 5). | Tefor France |
CRISPR Stocks
Resource | Description | Author/Source |
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CRISPR system stocks for site-specific mutagenesis | The Bloomington Stock Center's CRISPR/Cas9 page. Includes various stocks to use for the expression of both Cas9 and tracrRNA. | Bloomington Stock Center Indiana University Indiana, USA |
CRISPR Fly Design | Stocks available from the CRISPR Fly Design group at the MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology. | MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology Cambridge, UK |
CRISPR Vectors
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Addgene CRISPR/Cas9 Plasmids for use in insects | A list of available Cas9 & gRNA expression plasmids for use in Drosophila. | Addgene Cambridge, MA |
CRISPR Fly Design Plasmids | Descriptions and information regarding the plasmids created by the CRISPR Fly Design group (also deposited at Addgene). | MRC - Laboratory of Molecular Biology |
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CRISPR Methods Publications
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RNAi
Introduction
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RNAi Design/Analysis Tools
Resource | Description | Author/Source |
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E-RNAi | E-RNAi is a tool for the design and evaluation of RNAi reagents. It can be used to design and evaluate long dsRNAs (including esiRNAs) as well as siRNAs. | Boutros lab, DKFZ, Heidelberg, Germany |
NEXT-RNAi | Software for the design and evaluation of genome-wide RNAi libraries which performs all steps from the prediction of specific and efficient RNAi target sites to the visualization of designed reagents in their genomic context. | Boutros lab, DFKZ, Heidelberg, Germany |
SnapDragon| | Cell-based RNAi reagent design | DRSC, Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA, USA |
UP-TORR, Updated Targets of RNAi Reagents | A lookup tool for searching TRiP, VDRC and NIG in vivo RNAi collections. | DRSC, Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA, USA |
RNAi Stocks for in vivo studies (fly stocks)
Resource | Description | Author/Source |
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NIG_FLY | NIG-Fly in Mishima, Japan is part of a consortium with Kyoto-Fly and two other stock centers, and distributes RNAi flies on request. | NIG-FLY, Mishima, Japan |
BDSC RNAi Home Page | Links to lists and sublists of RNAi and miRNA sponge insertions at Bloomington. Most, but not all, of the insertions are under the control of UAS and therefore require GAL4 for expression. | BDSC, Bloomington Drosophila Stock Center, Bloomington, IN, USA |
TRiP Transgenic RNAi Project | The TRiP Stock Collection contains over 9,000 lines, 1,575 of which are for orthologs of human-disease-associated genes. The stocks can be obtained from the BDSC. | DRSC, Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA, USA |
THFC, Tsinghua Fly Center | THFC RNAi Stock Collection for triggering RNAi in soma and germline | Tsinghua Fly Center, Beijing, China |
VDRC | The VDRC at IMP/IMBA in Vienna provides two genome-wide transgenic Drosophila RNAi libraries | VDRC, Vienna, Austria |
Cell-based RNAi Reagents
Resource | Description | Author/Source |
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DRSC | Relevant description | DRSC, Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA, USA |
DRSC Libraries | Genome-Wide Libraries for Drosophila RNAi Screening and Validation | DRSC, Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA, USA |
RNAi Screening Centers
Resource | Description | Author/Source |
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DRSC, Drosophila RNAi Screening Center | The Drosophila RNAi Screening Center at Harvard Medical School provides high throughput RNAi screens | DRSC, Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA, USA |
NYU RNAi Screening and Automation Core | The NYU RNAi Core Facility at the Langone Medical Center in New York provides high-throughput RNAi screens. Drosophila screens are offered in collaboration with the DRSC | NYU RNAi Core, New York, NY, USA |
Sheffield RNAi Screening Facility| | The SRSF provides a service for whole-genome RNAi screens in Drosophila cells. | SRSF, University of Sheffield, Boston, MA, USA |
TRiP, Transgenic RNAi Project | The TRiP screening facility provides the space and equipment to carry out a complete survey of the current set of TRiP stocks. | DRSC, Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA, USA |
RNAi Results, Validation and Phenotypes
Resource | Description | Author/Source |
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GenomeRNAi | GenomeRNAi is a database containing phenotypes from RNA interference (RNAi) screens in Drosophila | GenomeRNAi, DKFZ, Heidelberg, Germany |
[http://rnaicut.csail.mit.edu/ RNAiCut | Automated detection of significant genes from functional genomic screens | Berger Lab, MIT, Boston, MA, USA |
RSVP| | RNAi Stock Validation and Phenotypes | DRSC, Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA, USA |
Cell-Based Screen Summary | A summary of public DRSC screens | DRSC, Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA, USA |
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Stock Centers
List of Drosophila Stock Centers
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CRISPR system stocks for site-specific mutagenesis | Bloomington Stock Center | Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Nullam et tincidunt ante. Donec tincidunt gravida velit at iaculis. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Aenean rutrum quam eget luctus condimentum. Cras in venenatis lectus, at laoreet augue. |
CRISPR Fly Design | MRC - Laboratory of Molecular Biology | Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Integer id purus metus. Cras et lacus vel diam posuere facilisis. Vestibulum lorem metus, dapibus nec porta non, fringilla sit amet eros. |
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