Webinar series: Considerations for successful CRISPR-based cell line engineering
Posted: 11 September 2020 | Horizon Discovery | No comments yet
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Our ‘how-to’ videos will include tips on: Cell line optimisation, Genetic variation considerations, Guide RNA selection for functional gene knockout, HDR mediated knock-in, Screening/clonal isolation, and Validation techniques.
This series is a must for anyone new to CRISPR or looking to improve the accuracy or efficiency of their cell line engineering experiments.
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