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. 2019 Feb 14;20(4):810. doi: 10.3390/ijms20040810

Table 1.

Efficiency of targeted insertion of the HSV1tk-Venus fusion gene into the GAPDH locus with CRISPR/Cas9-mediated genome editing.

Human iPSCs No. of FACS-Sorted Venus-Positive Cells/Well
1 10 100
(No. of Surviving Cells/Total No. of Sorted Cells)
253G1 0/26 0/10 1*/100
1231A3 1*/26 0/10 1*/100
1210B2 0/26 0/10 1*/200
1210B2 (Cont.) 6/24 2/20 20/200

Human iPSCs (253G1, 1231A3, and 1210B2) were subjected to transfection with the pU6-GAPDHgRNA4-Cas9 plasmid and the HR-GAPDH-2A-HSV1tk-2A-Venus donor plasmid. The indicated numbers of Venus-positive cells were FACS-sorted into individual wells of a 96-well plate. The numbers of surviving cells per the total number of FACS-sorted cells are shown. *, Venus negative cells; Cont., HR-GAPDH-2A-Venus donor plasmid was used as a control.