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Abstract
The non-chromatographic method for RNA purification achieves over 80% purity, meeting FDA standards for gene editing applications.
- A new purification method for synthetic RNAs simplifies the process by eliminating the need for chromatography.
- The method consists of five steps and is designed to enhance efficiency in RNA synthesis.
- Guide RNA targeting the GFP gene was successfully synthesized using this purification approach.
- Purity of the synthesized RNA was confirmed through analytical testing.
- Functional tests in solution and live mammalian cells demonstrate the RNA's effectiveness in CRISPR-Cas12a applications.
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