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Blocking DNA-PK and Polθ improves accuracy of different prime editing methods
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Abstract
Pharmacological inhibition of and Polϵ improves the precision of various systems.
- Prime editing can produce unintended editing outcomes, including indels and imprecise edits.
- Systems that enhance prime editing efficiency, like PE3 and PE5, often compromise precision.
- Inhibiting DNA-PK and Polϵ can enhance the precision of prime editing across multiple genomic targets.
- This approach reduces both unrelated indels and prime editing by-products, such as template duplications.
- For the PEn system, co-inhibition also significantly improves the off-target editing profile.
- Small molecule modulation of DNA repair pathways could be a general strategy to enhance prime editing outcomes.
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Key numbers
93.4%
Precision Increase
Precision of PE3 with dual inhibitors in HEK293T cells.
48.6% to 91.9%
Indel Reduction
Indel rates in HeLa cells with 2iPE treatment.