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EXZACTTM is a Toolkit for Precise Genome Modification
Genome Modification: several modalities
Targeted mutagenesis of an endogenous gene
Targeted gene addition at an endogenous locus
Targeted genome editing at an endogenous locus
• Based on proprietary zinc-finger
engineering.
• Precisely targets any DNA sequence.
• Accurately modify the genome
• Mode of action based upon natural DNA
repair processes and promoter activity.
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EXZACTTM is Based on Zinc-Finger Proteins
• ZFPs are the most abundant class of transcription factors occurring in nature
— DNA binding proteins - αββ
— sequence specificity is determined by key residues in the protein
structure
Residues “-1” to “+6” of the alpha helix
H
COOH
C
C
H
6
3
5’
2
-1
NH2
Finger “Design”
-1 2 3 6
Triplet
Specificity
RSDELTR
RSDHLTR
QSSDLSR
QSGSLTR
RSDALTQ
RSDHLTQ
GCG
GGG
GCT
GCA
ATG
AGG
etc…
3’
Tupler R, Perini G, Green MR (2001). Nature 409: 832-833.
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Designing Custom ZFPs Linked to Functional Domains
fingers
Recognition Domain
Functional
Domain
triplets
3-finger ZFP
Zinc Finger DNA
Binding Protein
(ZFP)
• Activation
• Repression
• Cleavage
9bp target site
A deep archive of “finger”
modules allow designs that bind
to almost any sequence
Sequence-specific recognition domains
coupled to functional domains mediate
effects at the intended target
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ZFP Design in a Nutshell
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6-finger protein creates an 18 base pair recognition module
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Designed ZF-Nucleases Mediate Sequence Modification
Dimeric FokI nuclease domain induces
double stranded breaks
DNA repair mechanisms are invoked
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Example : Targeted Gene Disruption in Corn
Targeted Mutagenesis of ZmIPK1
Direct DNA delivery
Cell culture
gDNA amplification
Ultra-deep sequencing
yeast cell SSA MelI
Shukla et al. Nature 2009
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Example : Targeted Gene Addition in Corn
Direct DNA co-delivery
ZFN plus donor
Cell culture
Selection
Genotyping/Sequencing
Shukla et al. Nature 2009
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Example > Stable, Heritable Trait Engineering
T1/F1 Segregating Plants
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Shukla et al. Nature 2009
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EXZACTTM Add: Precision Insertion > > Trait Stacking
AAD
DHT
HT
•
•
•
gene 1
cen
DHT
HT
gene 2
“molecular stacks” at a single
locus
gene 3
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•Endogenous loci act as “landing pads” for
targeted insertion of multiple trait genes
•Loci may be
modified via KO
neutral (potential safe harbors)
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Research Program Key Findings
• The ZFP design platform is robust
and highly specific. ZFPs can be
designed and validated to bind to
almost any sequence.
• Because plant genomes are
complex and highly redundant, a
priori knowledge of target gene
sequence and genome
representation is critical.
• Expression of ZFNs is necessary
and sufficient to drive highfrequency targeted gene disruption,
editing and gene addition.
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Applications of EXZACTTM: the Toolkit
EXZACT  Technology provides multiple methods to
improve crops through precise genome modification:
EXZACT  Add
EXZACT  Delete
EXZACT  Edit
Targets a specific DNA sequence and precisely adds genes/traits
Single-gene traits, stacking, pathway engineering
Improves crops by removing undesirable plant traits.
Gene/sequence removal or functional knockout
Rewrites gene sequences to produce novel crops and products
Point mutations, small deletions / additions
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Represents a New Way to Develop Biotech Products
Targeted Mutagenesis / non-GMO
Targeted Trait Insertion / GMO
• End-product is
indistinguishable from mutation
breeding
• Target trait/gene to a specific
genetic locus
• Insert multiple traits/genes at
one locus
• More efficient generation of
desired GMO events
• Target DNA to location of
current de-regulated event or
‘safe’ locus
• GMO events with no disruption
of native gene function
• Desired mutations at intended,
specific sequences
• More efficient screening and
breeding
• No foreign DNA will be present
in the genome (considered a
conventional variety)
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Shaping the Future of Agriculture with EXZACTTM
Technology
Deployment
DAS Traits
Early-Stage
Discovery
Acceleration
Stacking
Trait CoDev
Partnerships
New Trait
Opportunities
Novel
Gene/Trait
Discovery
Accelerated Trait Development
Expanded Range of Traits
Novel Traits
Technology
Enhancement
Ongoing DAS
Research
Program
Sponsored
Academic
Research
Continuing
Sangamo
Research
Continuous Improvement
Push Technical Limits
Novel Applications
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