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Knockout gRNA Vectors

Plasmid-based vectors co-expressing Cas9 (CBh promoter) and pre-cloned, validated gRNAs (U6 promoter) for high-efficiency genome editing. Selectable after transfection and usable individually or in pairs for streamlined knockout experiments.

Validated Performance

  • Experimentally validated for high cutting efficiency
  • Optimized specificity for reliable genome editing

Flexible Applications

  • Generate small deletions causing frameshift mutations
  • gRNAs used individually or paired

All in one design

  • Co-expresses SpCas9 protein and pre-cloned gRNA
  • Includes selectable marker for transfection-based selection

Mechanism

Pre-validated gRNAs with high cutting efficiency and specificity are cloned into all-in-one plasmid vectors. The U6 promoter drives gRNA expression, while the CBh promoter controls SpCas9 and a selectable marker (e.g., puromycin). Single or paired gRNAs induce indels, potentially causing frameshifts, premature termination of the coding sequence, or production of nonfunctional proteins.

Application

Gene Knockout & Functional Studies

  • Generating frameshift knockouts: introduces insertions or deletions that disrupt the reading frame, effectively inactivating the gene.
  • Functional genomics: study gene function, regulatory networks, and molecular pathways.

Biomedical Research & Disease Modeling

  • Investigation of genetic diseases and disorders.
  • Development of cellular or animal models for understanding disease mechanisms.
  • Screening for potential therapeutic targets.

Biotechnology & Synthetic Biology

  • Creation or optimization of biotechnological products in agriculture, industry, or synthetic biology.
  • Engineering of microbial, plant, or mammalian systems for desired traits.

Drug Discovery & Therapeutic Development

  • Validation of drug targets by gene knockout.
  • Testing gene function in response to small molecules or biologics.
  • Exploration of novel treatment strategies through targeted gene disruption.