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• W2609032487 abstract "Abstract Clustered regularly interspaced short palindromic repeat (CRISPR)/Cas9 technology provides potential advantages in high-throughput functional genomics analysis in prokaryotes over previously established platforms based on recombineering or transposon mutagenesis. In this work, as a proof-of-concept to adopt CRISPR/Cas9 method as a pooled functional genomics analysis platform in prokaryotes, we developed a CRISPR interference (CRISPRi) library consisting of 3,148 single guide RNAs (sgRNAs) targeting the open reading frame (ORF) of 67 genes with known knockout phenotypes and performed pooled screens under two stressed conditions (minimal and acidic medium) in Escherichia coli . Our approach confirmed most of previously described gene-phenotype associations while maintaining < 5% false positive rate, suggesting that CRISPRi screen is both sensitive and specific. Our data also supported the ability of this method to narrow down the candidate gene pool when studying operons, a unique structure in prokaryotic genome. Meanwhile, assessment of multiple loci across treatments enables us to extract several guidelines for sgRNA design for such pooled functional genomics screen. For instance, sgRNAs locating at the first 5% upstream region within ORF exhibit enhanced activity and 10 sgRNAs per gene is suggested to be enough for robust identification of gene-phenotype associations. We also optimized the hit-gene calling algorithm to identify target genes more robustly with even fewer sgRNAs. This work showed that CRISPRi could be adopted as a powerful functional genomics analysis tool in prokaryotes and provided the first guideline for the construction of sgRNA libraries in such applications. Importance To fully exploit the valuable resource of explosive sequenced microbial genomes, high-throughput experimental platform is needed to associate genes and phenotypes at the genome level, giving microbiologists the insight about the genetic structure and physiology of a microorganism. In this work, we adopted CRISPR interference method as a pooled high-throughput functional genomics platform in prokaryotes with Escherichia coli as the model organism. Our data suggested that this method was highly sensitive and specific to map genes with previously known phenotypes, potent to act as a new strategy for high-throughput microbial genetics study with advantages over previously established methods. We also provided the first guideline for the sgRNA library design by comprehensive analysis of the screen data. The concept, gRNA library design rules and open-source scripts of this work should benefit prokaryotic genetics community to apply high-throughput mapping of defined gene set with phenotypes in a broad spectrum of microorganisms." @default.
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• W2609032487 date "2017-04-22" @default.
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• W2609032487 title "Pooled CRISPR interference screens enable high-throughput functional genomics study and elucidate new rules for guide RNA library design inEscherichia coli" @default.
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