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CRISPR-Mediated Genome Engineering in Aedes aegypti
Ruichen Sun
, Ming Li
,
Conor J. McMeniman
, Omar S. Akbari
Bloomberg School of Public Health
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Genetic Engineering
100%
Aedes Aegypti
100%
CRISPR Activation
100%
Single Guide RNA (sgRNA)
66%
High Specificity
33%
Virus
33%
Ribonuclease
33%
Gene Editing
33%
High Efficiency
33%
Dengue
33%
Ae.aegypti
33%
Genome Editing
33%
Donor DNA
33%
RNA-DNA
33%
Yellow Fever
33%
Yellow Fever Mosquito
33%
Cas9 Protein
33%
Zika
33%
Cas9 nuclease
33%
Gene Function Study
33%
Mosquito Genome
33%
Chikungunya
33%
Genome Engineering Technology
33%
Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology
Aedes aegypti
100%
Genome Editing
100%
CRISPR
100%
Cas9
66%
Guide RNA
66%
Ribonuclease
33%
Gene Function
33%
CRISPR/Cas9
33%
Endonuclease
33%
Virus
33%