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Preliminary work towards homing CRISPR gene drive in Mus musculus - modelled design I - University of Adelaide
Mus musculus
House mouse
Intended use
‘eradication of alien rodents on islands’ to address impacts on biodiversity; The impacts of rodents on agriculture are also noted as a driver
Readiness of Technology
2a - Gene drive proposed with supporting theoretical work
Project leader
Prowse TAA
Institution
University of Adelaide, Australia
Publications
Prowse et al., 2017
Authors name for system
‘CRISPR gene drive’; ‘Homozygotic XX sterility’
Class of Technology
Homing gene drive
Field(s) of application
Agriculture
Conservation
Description of system
Homing CRISPR – four designs modelled
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