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<title>GMO. Monografías</title>
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<title>CRISPR-ERA for switching off (onco)genes</title>
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<description>[EN]Genome editing nucleases like the popular CRISPR/Cas9 allow generate knock&#13;
-&#13;
out cell lines and nulls zygotes &#13;
by inducing site&#13;
-&#13;
specific DSB within a genome. In most cases, when a DNA template is not present, the DSB is &#13;
repaired by &#13;
non&#13;
-&#13;
homologous&#13;
end joining (NHEJ) resulting in small nucleotide insertions or deletions that can &#13;
be  used  to  construct  knockout  alleles.  However,  for  se&#13;
veral  reasons,  these  mutations  do  not  produce  the &#13;
desired  null  result  in  all  cases,  generating  a  similar  protein  with  functional  activity.  That  undesirable  effect &#13;
could limit the therapeutic efficiency of gene therapy strategies focused on abrogating oncog&#13;
ene expression by &#13;
CRISPR/Cas9  and  should  be  taken  in  account.  This  chapter  reviews  the  irruption  of  CRISPR  technology  for &#13;
gene silencing and its application in gene therapy.
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<pubDate>Mon, 01 Jan 2018 00:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
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