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Mike Boxem Mihail Sarov CRISPR/Cas9-based genome engineering …. an update

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Mike BoxemMihail Sarov

CRISPR/Cas9-based genome engineering…. an update

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Workshop overview

• Design sgRNA and repair template

• Inject P0– Cas9– sgRNA– Repair template

• Select mutants or transgenics– Phenotype– Fluorescence– PCR

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Bacterial immunity

Large space for improvement and additional applications

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A single guide RNA can direct dsDNA cleavage by Cas9

Jinek et al. Science. 2012 Aug 17;337(6096):816-21

Gasiunas et al. Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A. 2012 Sep 25;109(39)

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Experimental procedure

• Design sgRNA and repair template

• Inject P0– Cas9– sgRNA– Repair template

• Select mutants or transgenics– Phenotype– Fluorescence– PCR

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Target site selection

• Only one requirement: PAM sequence (NGG) has to bepresent

• When using U6 promoter expression avoid UUUU stretches as they serve as Pol III terminators

• U6 transcription initiation requires a 5’G – can add an extra G to the guide G(N)20NGG

• In vitro transcription requires polymerase specific initiating nucleotides– For T7 GG is optimal <can be added to the guide GG(N)

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ON-target efficiency

• Multiple methods to predict efficiency (of limited value) Doench et al. 2014; Wang et al. 2014; Farboud and Meyer 2015; Xu et al. 2015

• (N)18GGNGG works better than (N)20NGG <but is rare - use is practical for deletion experiments - very rarely useful for HDR (Farboud and Meyer 2015)

• ‣(N)19CNGG is disfavoured in a consensus derived from a large dataset (Doench et al.)

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Alternative PAM sequences

Fire lab

Modified Cas9

Cpf1

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An improved sgRNA design

Chen, B., Gilbert, L. A., Cimini, B. A., Schnitzbauer, J., Zhang, W., Li, G.-W., et al. (2013). Dynamic Imaging of Genomic Loci in LivingHuman Cells by an Optimized CRISPR/Cas System. Cell, 155(7)

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OFF-target effects

• Appears to be a negligible problem in C. elegans• Additional GGs at the 5’ end reduce the off-target activity

(Cho, S.W. et al. 2014; Kim, D. et al. 2016)• Shorter guides (17) reduce off target activity at a minor on

target penalty (Fu, Sander, Reyon, Cascio, Joung, Nat. Biotech. 2014 Mar; 32(3):279-84)

• Recommended: Outcross and compare independent lines

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Modified fidelity Cas variants

Cas9n

dCas9-FokI

Need 2 cuts to create DSB

Need to target 2 sites, and dimerize FokI

High fidelity variants that bind DNA less strong

! May not tolerate an extra 5’ G in the sgRNA

SpCas9-HF (Joung lab)eSpCas- (Zhang lab)

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Experimental procedure

• Design sgRNA and repair template

• Inject P0– Cas9– sgRNA– Repair template

• Select mutants or transgenics– Phenotype– Fluorescence– PCR

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Genome engineering strategies

Oligo-mediated repair SEC vectorsSAP/TRAP vectors

Random mutationsDeletions (use 2 sgRNAs)

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Oligonucleotice mediated repair(Alexandre Paix/Seydoux lab)

• Use for– Point mutations and small insertions (up to ~ 140 bp based on longest

available oligo)– Precise gene deletions (use 2 sgRNAs)

• Design considerations– ~35 bp arms (longer arms are detrimental)– Try to have cut site close to intended mutations– Introduce mutations to prevent re-cutting (mutate PAM if possible, if

not use silent mutations)– Add additional changes for detection: use codon table– PAGE purification increases efficiency

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Alaggc

agaagtatggatcctattcgcgaaggagaagtggcccacgagggaagctctttcacgaagctcgaatacggcggcgaaggaacatacgggtttacacactcaacgacgaaggagSer

Add mutations between cut-site and edit point!

atcctattcgcgaaggagaagtggcccacgagggaGGctctttcacCaaATtAgaGtaTggcggcgaaggaacatacgggtttacacactcaacS F T K L E Y

Genome sequence target site PAM

ssODN repair template35 bp35 bp

Desired change Conservative changes

Recombination consistently occured here

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Strand preference

• The DNA strand not targeted by the sgRNA is more accessible

• ssODNs that anneal to the non-target DNA strand are more efficient

Richardson, C. D., Ray, G. J., DeWitt, M. A., Curie, G. L., & Corn, J. E. (2016). Enhancing homology-directed genome editing by catalytically active and inactive CRISPR-Cas9 using asymmetric donor DNA. Nature Biotechnology.

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Genome engineering strategies

Oligo-mediated repair SEC vectorsSapTrap vectors

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SEC vectors by Dickinson et al.

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Gibson cloning of SEC vector repair template

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SapTrap vectors by Matthew Schwarz and Eric Jorgensen

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Modular assembly using SapI enzyme

5’-GCTCTTCNNNN---3’-CGAGAAGNNNN---

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SEC/SapTrap cloning considerations

• First amplify a larger region containing both homology arms– Good template for PCR with Gibson tails on primers– Provides outside primers for identification of engineered

animals

• Introduce mutations that disrupt the recognition sequence!

• Midipreps of SEC vectors are hard! We use Macherey-Nagel low copy protocol with 200 ml culture, grown at 30°C.

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Delivery of Cas9 and sgRNA

Plasmid-based (may be most suitable for long-arm HDR)

RNA

Ribonucleoprotein (may be most suitable for short-arm HDR)

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Experimental procedure

• Design sgRNA and repair template

• Inject P0– Cas9– sgRNA– Repair template

• Select mutants or transgenics– Phenotype– Fluorescence– PCR

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Identifying engineered animals

• Phenotype• PCR• Co-CRISPR/co-conversion• Selectable markers

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Phenotype-based selection

• Most modification probably can’t be identified by phenotype, but….

• Mutations can cause visible phenotypes

• Fluorescent insertions can be identified on low power binoculars

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PCR-based identification

Mismatch detecting nuclease (CelI, T7E1, surveyor)

Size difference

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PCR-based identification

tcctattcgcgaattcgaagtggccc

tcctattcgcgaaGtcgaagtggccc

tctttcacgaagctcgaatacgg

tctttcacCaaATtAgaGtaTgg

Restriction fragment length polymorphism

Silent mutations

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Selection markers

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Co-CRISPR(Arribere et al. 2014, Kim et al. 2014, Ward 2015)

Site 1 (co-CRISPR) Site 2 (desired change)

dpy-10(cn64) gain of functionsqt-1(e1350) dominant Rollerpha-1(e2123) rescue

Screen second site by PCR

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Co-CRISPR considerations

• Best for efficient desired modifications– ssODN repair– Active sgRNA– Close to cut site

• Screen worms with jackpot broods• pha-1 repair easy to select, but a non-N2

background

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Positive selection markers

unc-119 rescueblasticidin resistancehygromycin resistanceneomicin resistance

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Positive selection advantages

• Large homology arms are less sensitive to distancefrom cut site

• Recombination can take place in F1 germline as well as P0

• Even rare events are detected, as all animals are screened.

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Positive selection marker considerations

• Counter selection against extrachromosomal array appears to be unneeded with hygR

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Flowchart from Dickinson et al. Genetics 2016

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Other uses of CRISPR/Cas9

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Modifying gene expression

dCas9

dCas9

Interfere

Activate

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Chromatin IP or visualization

Visualization

Purification

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The next CRISPR?

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Questions/discussion