Abstract C048: Inducible activation of sgRNA libraries in tumor xenografts empowers large-scale in vivo target discovery screens
Silvia Fenoglio(Tango Therapeutics (United States)), Teng Teng(Beijing Wuzi University), Esther C. H. Uijttewaal(Institute of Molecular Biotechnology), Ulrich Elling(Institute of Molecular Biotechnology), Tenzing Khendu(Tango Therapeutics (United States)), Jannik N. Andersen(Tango Therapeutics (United States)), Alan Huang(Tango Therapeutics (United States)), Yi Yu(Novartis (United States)), Xuewen Pan(Baylor College of Medicine), Shangtao Liu(Tango Therapeutics (United States)), Alborz Bejnood(Broad Institute), Ashley H Choi(Io Therapeutics (United States)), Binzhang Shen(Tango Therapeutics (United States)), Lauren Grove(Tango Therapeutics (United States)), Samuel R. Meier, Hannah Stowe(Massachusetts General Hospital), Minjie Zhang(Xian Yang Central Hospital), Brian B. Haines(Boston Biomedical Research Institute), James M. Tepper(Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey), Annabel Devault(Tango Therapeutics (United States)), Hsin‐Jung Wu(Tango Therapeutics (United States))
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