GenomeCRISPR
GenomeCRISPR is a database for high-throughput screening experiments performed with the CRISPR/Cas9 system. It provides a dynamic web interface that helps users explore published CRISPR screens and retrieve information on observed hits, phenotypes, and experimental conditions. The database also contains information on the performance of individual single guide RNAs (sgRNAs), supporting the interpretation and comparison of CRISPR screening results.
Key benefits
Collects data from published high-throughput CRISPR/Cas9 screens
Provides information on observed hits and associated phenotypes
Includes sgRNA-level performance information across experimental conditions
Offers a dynamic web interface for searching and exploring screen data
Supports interpretation and reuse of CRISPR screening results
Applications
Exploration of published CRISPR/Cas9 screening experiments
Identification of genes associated with screened phenotypes
Assessment of sgRNA performance across different conditions
Comparison of hits from high-throughput genome editing screens
Support for planning and interpretation of CRISPR screening studies
Intended use
GenomeCRISPR is intended for molecular biologists, genome engineers, functional genomics researchers, bioinformaticians, and CRISPR screening researchers. It is particularly suited for users who want to explore published CRISPR/Cas9 screens, investigate phenotype-associated hits, or evaluate sgRNA performance for experimental design and data interpretation.
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