Journal of integrative plant biology

Improving a tiny Fanzor2 tool for better genome editing in plants

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Abstract

An optimized Fanzor2 system achieves robust editing at challenging genomic sites in plants.

  • Native Fanzor2 nucleases show limited editing capability in plant genomes.
  • Engineering modifications, including RNA optimization and protein mutagenesis, enhance editing performance.
  • The optimized system enables cytosine base editing, expanding the potential for precise genetic changes.
  • Versatile crop genome modification can be achieved through transformation or viral delivery methods.

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