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. 2016 Apr 11;6:24360. doi: 10.1038/srep24360

Table 1. 5 different sgRNA designations.

sgRNA   Sequence (5′–3′) Target sequence length
sROSA26-sgRNA1 target sequence ggaggcgatgacgagatcgc ggg 20 + PAM
sROSA26-sgRNA1-Up cacc ggaggcgatgacgagatcgc
sROSA26-sgRNA1-Dn aaac gcgatctcgtcatcgcctcc
sROSA26-sgRNA2 target sequence ggggagggagggattcttct agg 20 + PAM
sROSA26-sgRNA2-Up cacc ggggagggagggattcttct
sROSA26-sgRNA2-Dn aaac agaagaatccctccctcccc
sROSA26-sgRNA3 target sequence gacgagatcgcgggggaggg agg 20 + PAM
sROSA26-sgRNA3-Up cacc ggacgagatcgcgggggaggg
sROSA26-sgRNA3-Dn aaac ccctcccccgcgatctcgtcc
sROSA26-sgRNA4 target sequence gaggcgatgacgagatcgcg ggg 20 + PAM
sROSA26-sgRNA4-Up cacc ggaggcgatgacgagatcgcg
sROSA26-sgRNA4-Dn aaac cgcgatctcgtcatcgcctcc
sROSA26-sgRNA5 target sequence gtcgagtctctcctcgatta tgg 20 + PAM
sROSA26-sgRNA5-Up cacc ggtcgagtctctcctcgatta
sROSA26-sgRNA5-Dn aaac taatcgaggagagactcgacc

5 guide RNAs (sgRNAs) were designed to target the sequence of the sRosa26 locus. The activity of the CRISPR/Cas9 was assessed using a UCA kit. All 5 sgRNAs efficiently guided Cas9 for genome editing.