gt-scan braembl.org.au

GT-Scan

GT-Scan is a flexible search tool to assist in genome editing or regulatory interference with the CRISPR system. It enables the user to design guides with a high specificity for their genomic region of interest.
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GT-Scan

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GT-Scan is a flexible search tool to assist in genome editing or regulatory interference with the CRISPR system. It enables the user to design guides with a high specificity for their genomic region of interest.

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This domain has the following in the site, "Finding optimal targets for genome editing or regulatory interference using CRISPRCas or zinc-finger nuclease systems." We observed that the web site also stated " Two questions GT-Scan can help answer are." It also stated " What are the best candidate targets. In my genomic region of interest? How many potential off-targets. Does the target I am using have in the genome? Are places in your genomic region that match a user-defined target rule. And that match a user-defined off-target filter. GT-Scan finds each candidate target."

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