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Engineering RNA-guided bridge recombinases for precise large-scale genome editing

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Rui Gao
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Jingjing Wei
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Chao Sun
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Jinxing Liu
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Zhenyu Li
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Yunjia Li
Q
Qiang Gao
K
Kecheng Yang
高彩霞 (Caixia Gao) *
DOI:10.1016/j.tibtech.2026.07.025delete
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Abstract

Abstract

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An RNA-guided bridge recombinase enables programmable, scarless chromosomal rearrangements in plant and mammalian genomes. Co-engineering the bridge RNA scaffold and a bacterial recombinase ISCro4 improves editing activity by up to 29.8-fold. The optimized system mediates rearrangements of up to 315 kb in rice and 31 kb in human cells without double-strand breaks. The compact ISCro4 system supports single-adeno-associated virus delivery for large-scale genome editing in mammalian cells. A 315-kb inversion rewires endogenous gene expression and generates herbicide-resistant rice.

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Trends in Biotechnology cover
Trends in Biotechnology
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Qi Biodesign
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22
Papers: 10
Citations: 4
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chinese academy of sciences
Scholars:
56.1W
Papers: 44.8W
Citations: 704