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CRISPR vs Zinc Finger Nucleases

The newcomer against the original — which is compact enough to fit where CRISPR struggles.

一句话说清两者的区别

Zinc finger nucleases came first and were the first editing tool used in patients, back in 2009. They are hard to design, which is why CRISPR displaced them almost entirely. But they are small — and when the delivery vehicle has a strict size limit, small is worth a great deal.

方面CRISPR-Cas9Zinc finger nucleases
How it finds the target A short RNA guide Protein modules, each gripping about three DNA letters
Ease of design Trivial Difficult — adjacent fingers influence each other
Size Large — strains AAV capacity Compact — packages comfortably
Sequence restriction Requires a PAM None, in principle
Clinical history From 2016 onwards From 2009 — the first human editing trials
Current use Dominant Where compact size or long safety history matters

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Zinc Finger Nucleases