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CRISPR-Cas9 vs Cas12

Two nucleases that both cut DNA, differing in where they can aim, how they cut, and what they do afterwards.

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Cas9 and Cas12 are cousins. Cas9 needs a G-rich signal next to its target and cuts cleanly across both strands. Cas12 needs a T-rich signal, cuts at an angle leaving ragged ends, can process several guides from one strand of RNA, and — usefully for diagnostics but awkwardly inside cells — keeps chopping up loose DNA once it has found its target.

AspekCRISPR-Cas9CRISPR-Cas12a
Sequence signal required G-rich PAM (NGG), after the target T-rich PAM (TTTV), before the target
Where it can aim GC-rich regions favoured AT-rich regions accessible
Cut shape Blunt Staggered, with overhangs
Multiple guides Each needs its own transcript Processes its own guide array
Collateral activity None Cuts loose single-stranded DNA once activated
Diagnostics Limited use The basis of DETECTR-class tests
Clinical use Approved medicine Cell therapy trials

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