CRISPR Technology and Gene Therapy Flashcards

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The stage of CRISPR immunity in bacteria in which the Cas complex integrates small pieces of viral DNA into the CRISPR array of the host cell

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Adaptation (Acquisition)

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The stage of CRISPR immunity in bacteria in which the CRISPR array is transcribed into a long pre-crRNA that is processed by other Cas proteins. crRNA then partially base pairs with tracrRNA and joins the Cas protein to form the effector complex

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Expression

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The stage of CRISPR immunity in bacteria in which complementary base-pairing occurs between crRNAs and viral DNA and Cas protein cleaves the viral DNA

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Interference

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The sequence that must be present in the target site for interference to occur

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Protospacer Adjacent Motif (PAM) : 5’-NGG-3’

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5
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In engineered CRISPR Cas9 systems, the part that replaces the tracrRNA+crRNA

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Single Guide RNA (sgRNA)

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The part of the sgRNA that is target specific, 20nt

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crRNA (Spacer Sequence)

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7
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The part of the sgRNA that is universal, 76 nt

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tracrRNA

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8
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The part of the target DNA that is the DNA version of the spacer sequence

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Protospacer

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9
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The part of the target DNA that is on the 3’ end of the protospacer

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PAM sequence (NGG)

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One of the mechanisms for the repair of double-strand breaks, error prone DNA repair pathway that created indels at random

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Nonhomologous End-Joining (NHEJ)

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One of the mechanisms for the repair of double-strand breaks, a DNA repair pathway that uses another DNA molecule to replace damaged DNA by homologous recombination

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Homology-Directed Repair (HDR)

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