PE-Analyzer

PE-Analyzer analyzes outcomes of CRISPR prime editing experiments by processing high-throughput sequencing data to quantify and summarize mutations and editing efficiencies introduced by prime editing guide RNAs (pegRNAs) containing a primer binding site and a reverse-transcription template.


Key Features:

  • Input data: Processes high-throughput sequencing datasets from prime editing experiments.
  • Local processing: Performs analysis locally using JavaScript.
  • Large-data handling: Handles multiple datasets without requiring large uploads (>100MB) to a server.
  • pegRNA-aware analysis: Recognizes pegRNA components, including primer binding site and reverse-transcription template, during analysis.
  • Mutation summaries: Generates comprehensive summaries of mutation-related information in tabular formats.
  • Graphical outputs: Produces interactive graphical representations to visualize editing outcomes.
  • Quantification: Quantifies editing efficiency and supports assessment of edit specificity.

Scientific Applications:

  • Prime editing outcome evaluation: Quantitative analysis of sequencing-derived outcomes from CRISPR prime editing experiments.
  • Efficiency and specificity assessment: Measurement and comparison of editing efficiency and specificity of pegRNA-mediated edits.
  • Genome editing research: Support for investigations focused on precise and targeted modifications achieved through prime editing.

Methodology:

Local processing of high-throughput sequencing datasets using JavaScript with generation of tabular mutation summaries and interactive graphical representations.

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Tool Type:
web application
Programming Languages:
JavaScript
Added:
11/1/2021
Last Updated:
11/1/2021

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Publications

Hwang G, Jeong YK, Habib O, Hong S, Lim K, Kim J, Bae S. PE-Designer and PE-Analyzer: web-based design and analysis tools for CRISPR prime editing. Nucleic Acids Research. 2021;49(W1):W499-W504. doi:10.1093/nar/gkab319. PMID:33939828. PMCID:PMC8265102.

PMID: 33939828
Funding: - Institute for Basic Science: IBS-R021-D1 - National Research Foundation of Korea: 2021M3A9H3015389 - Korea Institute for Advancement of Technology: P0015362 - New Breeding Technologies Development Program: PJ01487401202001

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