sgRNA
The guide sequence directs Cas9 to the selected genomic target.
Life science reagents, cellular materials, genetic materials and research services from ABM.

CRISPR-Cas9 uses a guide RNA to direct Cas9 to a selected DNA target. Knockout workflows rely on the cut and cellular repair process to disrupt gene function.
The guide sequence directs Cas9 to the selected genomic target.
A short adjacent DNA motif required for Cas9 recognition.
Cas9 cuts both DNA strands at the programmed target site.
Error-prone repair often introduces indels that disrupt gene function.
Guide design, delivery, cutting and repair, followed by clone screening and validation.

A large pre-made inventory searchable by target and cell background.
Project-specific KO development is available when the desired model is not in stock.
Supporting validation helps researchers move into downstream assays sooner.
Avoid repeated guide, delivery, clone-isolation, and screening optimization.
Optional protection is available for selected cell-line handling issues.
5 products
| Product Name | Cat. No. | Species | Cell Type |
|---|---|---|---|
FLNC Stable Knockout Human A2780 Cell Line | T9503 | Human (H. sapiens) | Ovary |
Human SMPDL3B & CCR3 CRISPR Double Knockout Jurkat Cell Line - BD384 | T3837 | Human (H. sapiens) | Blood |
Immortalized Podocytes from COL4A3 Knockout Mice Cell Line (IMAS) | T0424 | Mouse (M. musculus) | Kidney |
LIN28B CRISPR Knockout Human A2780 Stable Cell Line | T9506 | Human (H. sapiens) | Ovary |
ULK1 CRISPR Knockout HeLa Stable Cell Line - Clone 3E1 | T6560 | Human (H. sapiens) | Cervix |