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Split homing gene drive targeting Kmo in Aedes aegypti with multiplexed gRNAs - Pirbright Institute
Aedes aegypti
Yellow fever mosquito
Intended use
Presumably population modification to reduce impacts on human health from transmission of pathogens by this vector species.
Readiness of Technology
5 - Limited proof of concept in laboratory
Project leader
Alphey L
Institution
Pirbright Institute, UK
Publications
Anderson et al., 2024
Authors name for system
Split, multiplexed CRISPR/Cas9 gene drive system
Class of Technology
Split homing gene drive
Field(s) of application
Vector control
Description of system
Split homing gene drive targeting Kmo with multiplexed gRNAs
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Research in target organism
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Research in model organism
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Intended for release
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Intended direct effects
Population modification/replacement