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Homing CRISPR gene drive targeting female fertility in Mus musculus - University of Adelaide
Mus musculus
House mouse
Intended use
‘eradicating mice from islands’ or at continental scale, presumably in Australia, to address their impacts on biodiversity
Readiness of Technology
4a - Active research on gene drive construction
Project leader
Prowse TAA
Institution
University of Adelaide, Australia
Project leader
Thomas PQ
Institution
University of Adelaide, Australia
Publications
Brown, 2021
Birand, Cassey, Ross, Russell, et al., 2022
Birand, Cassey, Ross, Thomas, et al. 2022
Authors name for system
Homing gene drive
Class of Technology
Homing gene drive
Field(s) of application
Conservation
Description of system
Homing CRISPR (targeting ‘haplosufficient female fertility gene’)
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Research in target organism
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Research in model organism
✖
Intended for release
✖
Intended direct effects
Population suppression/eradication