Fusing Proteins to Dead Cas9 to Modify Gene Expression

In a more sophisticated application of gene editing by CRISPR, the inactivated version of Cas9, called dCas9, can be fused with other proteins to create a variety of tools to precisely modify, silence, or activate genes.

Topics

  • gene activation
  • dCas9
  • fusion protein
  • CRISPR-Cas9
  • gene silencing
  • gene modification
  • dcas9
  • crispr
  • gene editing
  • adenine deaminase