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Flexible, fast and selective genetic manipulation of the vertebrate CNS with misPiggy
Michał ŚlęzakiD, Filip de Vin, Yohei ShinmyoiD, Mykhailo Y. BatiukiD, Melvin Y. RincóniD, Carmen MenachoiD, Johann UrschitziD, Stefan MoisyadiiD, Frank SchnütgeniD, Hiroshi KawasakiiD, Matthew G. HoltiD
Abstract
In utero electroporation is increasingly used for manipulation of gene expression in the mammalian central nervous system. Here we created a transposon-based single plasmid system, that allows long-term conditional loss- and gain-of-function experiments across major CNS cell types. The system is widely applicable across species, allowing fast, flexible and cheap cell manipulation in previously non-transgenic species.
- organism: mouse
- organism: human
- organism: rat
- assay: CRISPR screen
- assay: perturbation screen
- research focus: perturbation response prediction
- approach: experimental assay
- Citations
- 2
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