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Joint single-cell profiling of Cas9 edits and transcriptomes reveals on- and off-target effects on gene expression (Superb-seq)

ABSTRACT: A longstanding barrier in genome engineering with CRISPR-Cas9 has been the inability to measure Cas9 edit outcomes at single-cell resolution. Here we present Superb-seq, a new technology for joint measurement of on-target and off-target Cas9 edits and transcriptomes by single-cell RNA sequencing. In contrast to Perturb-seq methods that read each cell’s guide RNA, Superb-seq directly reads Cas9 edits by leveraging T7 in situ transcription. We performed Superb-seq on 9,500 K562 cells, targeting four chromatin remodeler genes with seven guide RNAs. Superb-seq identified 11,891 edit events in 6,230 edited cells at all seven on-target sites and at 36 off-target sites. One notable off-target edit fell within the first intron of the deubiquitinase gene USP9X, which decreased its expression and perturbed the expression of downstream genes. Superb-seq uses off-the-shelf kits, standard equipment, and requires no virus, which will enable CRISPR screens in virus-intolerant cell types and functional characterization of off-target events.

ORGANISM(S): Homo sapiens

PROVIDER: GSE284207 | GEO | 2025/02/25

REPOSITORIES: GEO

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