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CRISPR Decoded

Technologies

Every way scientists currently change, silence or rewrite genetic material: how each one works, what it can and cannot do.

17 technologies in CRISPR Decoded. Compared on the things that actually differ between them. Each page opens with a simple explanation, then a technical one.

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the crystal structure of Streptococcus pyogenes Cas9 in complex with sgRNA and its target DNA at 2.5 A ˚ resolution

CRISPR-Cas9

A protein that can be programmed with a short RNA guide to find one specific sequence in a genome and cut it.

Cuts both strands
Yes
What it changes
DNA, both strands
Precision
3/5
Clinical maturity
5/5
A DNA helix with one letter being chemically changed

Base Editing

Chemically converts one DNA letter into another at a chosen position, without cutting both strands of the double…

Cuts both strands
No
What it changes
DNA, single bases
Precision
5/5
Clinical maturity
3/5
A prime editor writing new letters into a DNA strand

Prime Editing

Writes a new stretch of DNA sequence directly into a chosen site, using a guide that carries the replacement text…

Cuts both strands
No
What it changes
DNA, short sequences
Precision
5/5
Clinical maturity
2/5
A Cas12 enzyme on DNA, scattering fragments

CRISPR-Cas12

A family of CRISPR nucleases that cut DNA leaving staggered ends, use a different sequence requirement from Cas9, and…

Cuts both strands
Yes
What it changes
DNA, both strands
Precision
4/5
Clinical maturity
3/5
A Cas13 enzyme cutting a strand of RNA

CRISPR-Cas13

Targets RNA rather than DNA, so it can silence a gene's message without touching the genome itself.

Cuts both strands
No DNA cutting at all
What it changes
RNA
Precision
3/5
Clinical maturity
2/5
A tiny Cas14 enzyme bound to a DNA helix

Cas14 and miniature Cas systems

Unusually small CRISPR nucleases, roughly a third the size of Cas9, discovered in archaea and bacteriophages.

Cuts both strands
Yes
What it changes
DNA
Precision
3/5
Clinical maturity
1/5
An enzyme changing a letter on a strand of RNA

RNA Editing

Changes letters in the RNA message rather than in the DNA, so the effect is real but temporary and the genome is…

Cuts both strands
No
What it changes
RNA, single bases
Precision
4/5
Clinical maturity
2/5
A DNA helix studded with glowing chemical tags

Epigenetic Editing

Changes how loudly a gene is expressed by rewriting the chemical marks on and around it, without altering a single…

Cuts both strands
No
What it changes
Chemical marks on DNA and histones, no sequence change
Precision
3/5
Clinical maturity
2/5
A deactivated Cas9 on DNA beaming light to switch a gene on

CRISPRa (gene activation)

Uses a disabled CRISPR protein to switch a gene up rather than to cut it.

Cuts both strands
No
What it changes
Expression level only
Precision
3/5
Clinical maturity
1/5
A deactivated Cas9 sitting on a DNA strand, blocking it

CRISPRi (gene silencing)

Parks a disabled CRISPR protein on a gene to block it from being read, turning it down without changing it.

Cuts both strands
No
What it changes
Expression level only
Precision
3/5
Clinical maturity
1/5
TALEN protein arms gripping a DNA helix

TALENs

Custom-built proteins that recognise DNA letter by letter and cut: the technique CRISPR largely displaced, still in…

Cuts both strands
Yes
What it changes
DNA, both strands
Precision
4/5
Clinical maturity
3/5
Zinc finger proteins binding along a DNA helix

Zinc Finger Nucleases

The first programmable gene-editing tool to reach patients: small, engineered proteins that grip DNA in three-letter…

Cuts both strands
Yes
What it changes
DNA, both strands
Precision
3/5
Clinical maturity
4/5
A recombinase enzyme swapping DNA segments

Recombinases and integrases

Enzymes that cut and rejoin DNA at defined sites, able to insert whole genes rather than edit single letters.

Cuts both strands
No free double-strand break
What it changes
DNA, large segments
Precision
4/5
Clinical maturity
1/5
A transposase moving a DNA segment to a new place

Transposases

Enzymes that cut a segment of DNA out of one place and paste it into another: nature's own copy-and-paste.

Cuts both strands
Cuts and rejoins as part of transposition
What it changes
DNA, large segments
Precision
2/5
Clinical maturity
3/5
A viral capsid delivering a gene into a cell

Gene Therapy (gene addition)

Delivers a working copy of a gene into cells without changing the existing genome. It is the older approach that gene…

Cuts both strands
No
What it changes
Nothing: a copy is added
Precision
1/5
Clinical maturity
5/5
An RNA-guided complex unwinding a strand of RNA

RNA Interference

Uses the cell's own machinery to destroy a specific RNA message, lowering a protein's level without touching DNA.

Cuts both strands
No
What it changes
RNA, destroyed rather than edited
Precision
4/5
Clinical maturity
5/5
Modular components being assembled on a bench

Synthetic Biology

Designing genetic parts and circuits so that cells perform new functions: the engineering discipline that gene…

Cuts both strands
Varies
What it changes
Whole circuits and constructs
Precision
3/5
Clinical maturity
4/5

精准度与成熟度为 CRISPR Decoded 的编辑评级,采用 1–5 分制,并非实测数值。这些评级旨在让各技术之间的权衡取舍一目了然。每个技术页面均说明了评级依据。请使用 comparison tool 将任意两项并排比较。