NANODEVICE-BASED GENOME EDITING TO ENHANCE CRISPR/CAS9 STABILITY AND EFFICIENCY

Authors

  • G.K . Mote State Agriculture University, Akola-444104
  • P.V. Jadhav State Agriculture University, Akola-444104
  • S.S. Pawar State Agriculture University, Akola-444104
  • S.P. Nagrale State Agriculture University, Akola-444104
  • A. Mahobia State Agriculture University, Akola-444104
  • U.D. Shinde State Agriculture University, Akola-444104
  • M.P. Moharil State Agriculture University, Akola-444104
  • S.D. Jadhao State Agriculture University, Akola-444104
  • S.B. Sakhare State Agriculture University, Akola-444104
  • . Ghorade Ghorade State Agriculture University, Akola-444104
  • S.S. Mane State Agriculture University, Akola-444104
  • Deshmukh Panjabrao State Agriculture University, Akola-444104
  • R.G. Dani Termez State University

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.52754/16948688_2022_1_8

Keywords:

crispr/cas, nanotechnology, crispr/cas9, delivery

Abstract

Since a decade ago, the importance of CRISPR and the CRISPR-associated system (Cas) in the field of genome modification has increased. The limited intracellular delivery effectiveness of this method makes it difficult to transport Cas payloads and sgRNA despite its adaptability. Nanomaterials including liposomes, polymers, gold nanoparticles, and inorganic nanoparticles have been used successfully for gene transfer. Here, we briefly cover the many CRISPR/Cas delivery systems and their related difficulties, then we go through the different nanotechnological ways for CRISPR/Cas delivery, and look at the numerous issues that CRISPR-based plant genome editing encounters. It also covered the challenges of delivering CRISPR/Cas9 utilising nanotechnology and the regions that must be targeted to benefit from this editing approach.

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2022-12-26

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Mote, G. ., Jadhav, P., Pawar, S., Nagrale, S., Mahobia, A., Shinde, U., Moharil, M., Jadhao, S., Sakhare, S., Ghorade, . G., Mane , S., Panjabrao, D., & Dani, R. (2022). NANODEVICE-BASED GENOME EDITING TO ENHANCE CRISPR/CAS9 STABILITY AND EFFICIENCY. Journal of Osh State University. Chemistry. Biology. Geography, (1), 58–73. https://doi.org/10.52754/16948688_2022_1_8

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