Prime editing with genuine Cas9 nickases minimizes unwanted indels

Jaesuk Lee(Seoul National University), Jin‐Soo Kim(Korea University), Kayeong Lim(Bio-Medical Science (South Korea)), Eugene Chung(Seoul National University), Sung-Ik Cho(Seoul National University), Young Geun Mok(Green Technology Center), Ji Min Lee(Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology), Annie Kim(Institute for Basic Science)
Nature Communications
March 30, 2023
10.1038/s41467-023-37507-8
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