CRISPR, advancements in CRISPR, recent technical advancements in crop protection and many more

1. WELCOME
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2. CRISPR-Cas: BIOLOGY,
MECHANISMS AND ITS
APPLICATION IN PLANT
PATHOLOGY
C. GUNASEELI
I-Ph.D.,(Ag.)-PLANT
PATHOLOGY 2

3. • CRISPR - Clustered Regularly Interspaced Short
Palindromic Repeats
• Adaptive immune system in bacteria and archaea
• Crispr sequence are present in more than 40% of
bacteria and 90% of archae
• In 1987, Atsuo Nakata and his group from Osaka
university described crispr in E. coli K12 strain
• In 2005, Bolotin and his group identified the
crispr’s function
INTRODUCTION
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4. 1987-Researchers found CRISPR
sequence in Escherichia coli(E coli),but
did not characterize their function.
(Ishano et al.1987)
2000 - CRISPR sequences are
found to be common in other
microbes. (Mojica et al 2000)
2005- Bolotin et al.,
identified the role of
CRISPR as adaptive
immune system in
prokaryotes
2012 - Proposal CRISPR for
Genome editing (Jinek, Doudna,
Charpentier et al. 2012)
2013-first demonstration of
Cas 9 genome engineering in
eukaryotic cell. (Zhang et al
2013)
2013-first demonstration of Cas9
genome engineering in plant cells.
(Zhang et al 2013)
HISTORY
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5. CRISPR locus is consist of
 cas operon (contains all the Cas protein coding genes)
 CRISPR repeats
 DNA-targeting spacers
Repeats- 25-35bp
Spacer- 30-40bp
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6.  Adaptation
 crRNA biogenesis
 Target interference
GENERAL MECHANISMOF CRISPRCAS in bacteria
Qomi et al. 2019
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8. Based on the effector module :
 Class 1 need complex of multi cas effector nucleases.
 Class 2 need only one single cas effector nucleases.
Classificationof crispr cas system
Koonin et al. 2019
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9. Koonin et al. 2019
TYPES
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10. CRISPR CAS 9 TECHNOLOGY
2020 - Emmanuelle
Charpentier and Jennifer
doudna was awarded Nobel
price in chemistry for
developing the CRISPR cas
9 technology.
CLASS 2 CRISPR SYSTEM
Type II CRISPR-Cas System
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11. COMPONENTS OF CRISPR Cas 9
 crRNA
 tracrRNA ( trans-activating CRISPR
RNA)
 RNaseIII
 Cas 9 endonunuclease protein 11

12. Structure of cas 9
Cas9 protein has 6
domains
Recognition lobe
• REC I
• REC II
Nuclease lobe
• HNH
• RuvC
• single bridge helix
• PAM-interacting
domain
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13. Mechanismof CRISPR Cas 9
 crRNA biogenesis
 Target interference
 Adaptation
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14. Robert. 2021
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15. DNArepairmechanism
Robertson et al. 2022
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16. ARTIFICIAL DESIGNING OF sgRNA
King et al. 2016
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17. Sandhya et al. 2020
DELIVERY SYSTEM
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18. BEYONDGENOMEEDITING
Matthew et al. 2021 18

19. STRUCTUREOF CAS9, CAS 12 ANDCAS13
Mathew et al. 2021
Molecular weight:
Cas9 -160 kDa
Cas12 - 145kDa
Cas13 – 143.7kDa
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20. TYPE V CRISPR CAS SYSTEM
Hillary et al. 2022
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21. Hillary et al. 2022
Molecular weight: 40 – 70kDa
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22. TYPE VI CRISPRCAS SYSTEM
Hillary et al. 2022
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23. Applicationof cas 12 and cas 13 protein
Hillary et al.
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DETECTR – DNA endonuclease targeted CRISPR trans reporter
SHERLOCK – Specific high sensitivity enzymatic reporter unlocking

24. COMPARISONOF CRISPRCAS 9, CAS12 ANDCAS13
Serra et al. 2022
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25. Supportive
article
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26. Zafar et al. 2020
S gene : osSWEET14
CRISPR - Cas9 system
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27. Zafar et al. 2020
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28. Zafar et al. 2020
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29. Zafar et al. 2020
Expression
osSWEET14
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Xoo strains of Avr Xa 7 binding tale

30. Plant Modification Target Pathogen Reference
Tomato Gene knockout DMR6
Pseudomonas
Xanthomonas spp.
(Thomazella et al.
2016)
Apple Gene knockout
DIPM-1, DIPM-
2, DIPM-4
Erwinia amylovora
(Malnoy et al.
2016)
Rice Gene knockout SWEET13
Xanthomonas
oryzae pv. oryzae
(Zhou et al. 2015)
Citrus Promoter editing CsLOB1
Xanthomonas
citri subsp. citri
(Jia et al.
2017; Peng et al.
2017)
Rice Promoter editing
OsSWEET11OsS
WEET13OsSWE
ET14
Xanthomonas
oryzae pv. oryzae
(Oliva et al. 2019)
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31. Single mutant:
Δ hvmorc1-L3: −2 bp;
Δhvmorc6a-L9:+1 bp;
Δhvmorc6a-L16: −25 bp;
Double mutant:
Δhvmorc1/6a-L4: −2 bp/ + 1 bp;
Δhvmorc1/6a-L5: −2 bp/-8 bp
Target gene : MORC
gene
( Microrchidia)
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Galli et al.
2022

32. Galli et al. 2022
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33. Plant Modification Target Pathogen Reference
Grape Gene knockout WRKY52 Botrytis cinerea (Wang et al. 2018)
Cacao Gene knockout NPR3 Phytophthora tropicalis (Fister et al. 2018)
Wheat Gene knockout
TaMLO-A1,
TaMLO-B1,
TaMLO-D1
Blumeria graminis f.
sp. tritici
(Shan et al. 2013; Wang
et al. 2014)
Wheat Gene knockout TaEDR1
Blumeria graminis f.
sp. tritici
(Zhang et al. 2017)
Wheat Gene knockout TaNFXL1 Fusarium graminearum (Brauer et al. 2019)
Rice Gene knockout OsMPK5
Magnaporthe
griseaBurkholderia
glumae
(Xie and Yang 2013)
Rice Gene knockout SEC3A Magnaporthe oryzae (Ma et al. 2017)
Rice Gene knockout ERF922 Magnaporthe oryzae (Wang et al. 2016)
Rice Base editing Pi-ta Magnaporthe oryzae (Ren et al. 2018)
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34. S gene - eukaryotic translation initiation factor 4 E
(eIF4E)
Three TaeIF4 E homoeoalleles were obtained.
Kan et al. 2023
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35. Single mutant (aaBBDD, AAbbDD and AABBdd),
Double mutant (aabbDD,aaBBdd and AAbbdd)
Triple mutant (aabbdd).
Kan et al. 2023 35

36. Kan et al. 2023
Visual
observation
of WYMV
symptom
RESULT
PCR
Analysis
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37. Plant species Name of the susceptibility (S)
gene targeted
Virus name Reference
Arabidopsis thaliana AteIF(iso)4E Turnip mosaic virus (TMV) Pyott et al. (2016)
eIF4E1 Clover yellow vein virus
(CYVV)
Bastet et al. (2019)
Hordeum vulgare (barley) eIF4E1 Barley mild mosaic virus
(BaMMV)
Hoffie et al. (2021)
Manihot esculenta (cassava) nCBP-1/2 Cassava brown streak virus
(CBSV)
Gomez et al. (2019)
Cucumis sativus (cucumber) CseIF4E Zucchini yellow mosaic virus
(ZYMV)
Cucumber vein yellowing virus
(CVYV)
Papaya ring spot mosaic virus-
W (PRSV-W)
Chandrasekaran et al. (2016)
Nicotiana benthamiana CLC-Nb1a/b Potato virus Y (PVY) Sun et al. (2018)
Oryza sativa (rice) OseIF4G Rice tungro spherical virus
(RTSV)
Macovei et al. (2018)
Solanum tuberosum (potato) Coilin Potato virus Y (PVY) Makhotenko et al. (2019)
Glycine max (soybean) GmF3H1/2, FNSII-1 Soybean mosaic virus (SMV) Zhang et al. (2020)
Solanum lycopersicum (tomato) TOM1 Tomato brown rugose fruit
virus (ToBRFV)
Ishikawa et al. (2022)
eIF4E1 Pepper mottle virus (PepMoV) Yoon et al. (2020)
eIF4E1 Cucumber mosaic virus (CMV)
Potato virus Y (PVY)
Atarashi et al. (2020)
eIF4E1 Pepper veinal mottle virus
(PVMV)
Kuroiwa et al. (2022)
SleIF4E1, SleIF4E2 Potato virus Y (PVY) Kumar et al. (2022)
Triticum aestivum (wheat) TaPDIL5-1 Wheat yellow mosaic virus
(WYMV)
Kan et al. (2022)
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38. CRISPR – Cas12 system
Wang et al. 2022
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39. Wang et al. 2022
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40. RESULT
Wang et al. 2022
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41. Diagnostic method Organism
detected
Reference
One-Pot RT-RPA–
CRISPR/Cas12a
Assay
PVX and PVY Aman et al.,2020
One pot lateral flow
detection and all-in-
one chip lateral flow
assay (AOCLFA)
Leptosphaeria
maculans
Lei et al., 2021
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42. CRISPR – Cas13 system
Zhan et al. 2019
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sgRNA was designed against the 4
conserverd region of PVY namely P3,
CI, NIB,CP

43. Analysis of the relative expression of the Cas13a gene in transgenic lines
Zhan et al. 2019
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44. RESUL
T
Zhan et al. 2019
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45. Advantages of
CRISPR/Cas
technology
3.Applicablility
across a wide
range of organisms
4.Efficient and
easy to use
5.Less time consuming
Joginder pal et al. 2019
1.Site specific
mutagenesis
2. Minimizing off-
target mutations
6.Multifunctional
programmability;
Delete, insert or
repair
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46. Why CRISPR Cas system is a most powerfull genome editing tool ?
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47. Zhang et al. 2021
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48. CONCLUSION
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