Zinc finger nuclease articles within Nature Communications

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    | Open Access

    A strategy to control HIV-1 infection is to stably repress HIV-1 and induce “deep latency”. Here the authors show that a recombinant anti-HIV-1-1 protein can be packaged as mRNA into exosomes and delivered systemically to repress HIV-1-1 within the context of virus infected mice and achieve long term silencing of HIV-1-1 expression.

    • Surya Shrivastava
    • , Roslyn M. Ray
    •  & Kevin V. Morris

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    | Open Access

    Genome editing often requires cleavage within a narrow sequence window. Here the authors develop an expanded set of zinc finger nuclease architectures that increase the available configurations by a factor of 64 and can target almost every base at loci of therapeutic significance.

    • David E. Paschon
    • , Stephanie Lussier
    •  & Edward J. Rebar

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    | Open Access

    Hemimetabolous insects comprise many pests but introducing targeted mutations into these species has been difficult. This paper reports efficient targeted mutagenesis, and the generation of homozygous knockouts, in crickets based on zinc finger nucleases or transcription activator-like effector nucleases.

    • Takahito Watanabe
    • , Hiroshi Ochiai
    •  & Taro Mito

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