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CRISPR-Ready Cells for Target Discovery 

A new iPSC-derived cellular tool with built-in Cas9 expression enables high efficiency knockout screening for drug target identification and validation.

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Functional genomics screening that leverages CRISPR/Cas9-based knockout plays a crucial role in drug target discovery, helping researchers connect systematic genetic perturbation with cellular function assessments. Scientists need physiologically relevant model systems, such as induced pluripotent stem cell (iPSC)-derived microglia that ensure successful screens to identify targets with future clinical potential.

Download this poster from bit.bio to learn how scientists developed CRISPR-Ready ioMicroglia™ cells with constitutive Cas9 expression and validated this new tool for gene knockouts and CRISPR screening workflows that identify therapeutic targets involved in innate immunity.

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