IP Library Patent Application 16024831
Patent Application
App. No. 16/024,831

CELL LIBRARIES CREATED USING RATIONALLY DESIGNED NUCLEIC ACIDS

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App. No.
16/024,831
Abstract

In an illustrative embodiment, cell libraries created by rationally designed nucleic acids comprising sequences to facilitate nuclease-directed genome editing events are provided. The cell libraries include saturation mutagenesis cell libraries, promoter swap cell libraries, SNP swap cell libraries, terminator swap cell libraries, and combinations thereof.

Claims (40)

1 . A cell library created using an automated editing instrument for nuclease-directed genome editing, wherein the instrument comprises:

a housing;

a receptacle configured to receive cells and one or more rationally designed nucleic acids comprising sequences to facilitate nuclease-directed genome editing events in the cells;

a transformation unit for introduction of the nucleic acid(s) into the cells;

an editing unit for allowing the nuclease-directed genome editing events to occur in the cells, and

a processor-based system configured to operate the instrument based on user input, wherein the nuclease-directed genome editing events created by the automated instrument result in a cell library comprising individual cells with rationally designed edits.

2 . The cell library of claim 1 , wherein the nuclease-directed genome editing events in the cells creates a saturation mutagenesis cell library.

3 . The cell library of claim 1 , wherein the nuclease-directed genome editing events in the cells creates a promoter swap cell library.

4 . The cell library of claim 1 , wherein the nuclease-directed genome editing events in the cells creates a terminator swap cell library.

5 . The cell library of claim 1 , wherein the nuclease-directed genome editing events in the cells creates a SNP swap cell library.

6 . The cell library of claim 1 , wherein the nuclease-directed genome editing events in the cells creates a promoter and terminator swap cell library.

7 . The cell library of claim 1 , wherein the library comprises at least 100,000 edited cells.

8 . The cell library of claim 7 , wherein the library comprises at least 1,000,000 edited cells.

9 . The cell library of claim 1 , wherein the nuclease-directed genome editing is CRISPR-directed genome editing.

10 . A cell library created using an automated editing instrument for nuclease-directed genome editing, wherein the instrument comprises:

a housing;

a cell receptacle configured to receive cells;

a nucleic acid receptacle configured to receive one or more rationally designed nucleic acids comprising sequences to facilitate nuclease-directed genome editing events in the cells;

a transformation unit for introduction of the nucleic acid(s) into the cells;

an editing unit for allowing the nuclease-directed genome editing events to occur in the cells, and

a processor-based system configured to operate the instrument based on user input, wherein the nuclease-directed genome editing events created by the automated instrument result in a cell library comprising individual cells with rationally designed edits.

11 . The cell library of claim 10 , wherein the nuclease-directed genome editing events in the cells creates a saturation mutagenesis cell library.

12 . The cell library of claim 10 , wherein the nuclease-directed genome editing events in the cells creates a promoter swap cell library.

13 . The cell library of claim 10 , wherein the nuclease-directed genome editing events in the cells creates a terminator swap cell library.

14 . The cell library of claim 10 , wherein the nuclease-directed genome editing events in the cells creates a SNP swap cell library.

15 . The cell library of claim 10 , wherein the nuclease-directed genome editing events in the cells creates a promoter swap cell library.

16 . The cell library of claim 10 , wherein the library comprises at least 100,000 edited cells.

17 . The cell library of claim 16 , wherein the library comprises at least 1,000,000 edited cells.

18 . The cell library of claim 1 , wherein the nuclease-directed genome editing is CRISPR-directed genome editing.

19 . A cell library created using an automated editing instrument for recursive nuclease-directed genome editing, wherein the instrument comprises:

a housing;

means to receive cells and one or more rationally designed nucleic acids comprising sequences to facilitate nuclease-directed genome editing in the cells;

means for introduction of the nucleic acid(s) into the cells;

means for allowing the nuclease-directed genome editing events to occur,

means for the growth of the edited cells;

means for concentrating the edited cells;

means for collecting the edited cells; and

means for configuring the operation of the instrument based on user input,

wherein the nuclease-directed genome editing events are repeated two or more times within the automated instrument to create a cell library comprising individual cells with two or more rationally designed edits.

20 . The cell library of claim 19 , wherein the automated s instrument used to create the cell library further comprises means for selecting the edited cells.

Assignments (1)
ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded Oct 30, 2018
From: BELGRADER, PHILLIP; MASQUELIER, DON; BERNATE, JORGE; GILL, RYAN; NESS, KEVIN
To: INSCRIPTA, INC.
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