Benchling for CRISPR Screening
Benchling
Oct 20, 2021
Abstract
CRISPR screening is a revolutionary methodology to identify genes of interest underlying a specific phenotype. CRISPR can be scaled up for screening applications because of the versatility of CRISPR/Cas9 in disrupting target DNA and the ease of gRNA/plasmid generation. However, large-scale use of this technology requires scientists to track the viability of edited cells, maximize editing efficiency, minimize off-target effects, optimize vector design, and improve transformation efficiency. This application note discusses the challenges faced in CRISPR screening and how Benchling’s capabilities can help overcome these complexities and improve productivity.
Application File
Benchling for CRISPR Screening.pdf
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