2022
DOI: 10.1089/crispr.2021.0100
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Site-Specific Labeling Reveals Cas9 Induces Partial Unwinding Without RNA/DNA Pairing in Sequences Distal to the PAM

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“…sgRNAs with the same 80-nt core but varying in guide sequence and length were synthesized by T7 in vitro transcription. The double-stranded DNA templates for transcription were prepared by overlapping PCR as previously described . Transcriptions and sgRNA purifications were carried out following previously reported procedures .…”
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“…sgRNAs with the same 80-nt core but varying in guide sequence and length were synthesized by T7 in vitro transcription. The double-stranded DNA templates for transcription were prepared by overlapping PCR as previously described . Transcriptions and sgRNA purifications were carried out following previously reported procedures .…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The fraction of products, f pro , at each time point of a reaction was calculated as f normalp normalr normalo = I normalC 1 + I normalC 2 I normalU + I normalC 1 + I normalC 2 with I U being the uncleaved “precursor” band intensity and I C1 and I C2 being intensities of cleaved products 1 (top band) and 2 (bottom band), respectively. It has been established that the active Cas9 concentrations used in this study were at saturating conditions . The reaction rate constant, which represents k cat , was determined by fitting the time dependence of f pro to a single-exponential using Origin 2018: f normalp normalr normalo = a · ( 1 e k c a t · t ) with a being the active fraction of the target DNA.…”
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