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Prime editing: improved CRISPR-based genome editing for plants
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Abstract
Prime editing enables precise installation of all possible 12 base-to-base conversions without inducing double-strand breaks.
- Prime editing can facilitate targeted insertions, deletions, and combinatorial modifications in genomes.
- The technology has been rapidly adopted in plant systems for functional genomics and trait improvement.
- Key advancements include innovations in protein engineering and improvements to the architecture of prime editing guide RNA.
- Modulating host DNA repair mechanisms may enhance editing efficiency and precision.
- The review discusses adaptations of prime editing systems for various crop species.
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