CRISPR technology has quickly become an indispensable tool in gene research labs. One of its most impactful applications is the generation of precision cell lines through either knocking out genes or knocking in new genetic material — both crucial methods for understanding gene function. However, with its complex logistics and involved processes, CRISPR can be tricky to leverage.
Our detailed guide is designed to support researchers in mastering the process of generating knockout cell pools and clones. In this resource, we provide clear, step-by-step instructions and practical tips.
Download Cell Engineering 101 to find:
- An introduction to CRISPR and its application in cell engineering
- Step-by-step basics for designing, editing, and analyzing engineered cell lines
- Key considerations for choosing between CRISPR-edited cell pools versus clones
- Downstream assays best-suited for assessing and integrating different engineered cell types into your research.