cubeClvR2.Rd
Based on the Cleave-and-Rescue system of Oberhofer,
this is a 3-locus Cas9-based toxin-antidote system. The first locus carries the
Cas9, the second locus carries the gRNAs, and a recoded copy of an essential gene.
The third locus is the targeted essential gene. This gene can be completely
haplosufficient (hSuf
= 1) or completely haploinsufficient (hSuf
= 0).
It is assumed that having 2 copies of the gene (be it wild-type at the second
locus or recoded at the first) confers complete viability. Additionally, loci
1 and 2 can be linked, given crM
and crF
, imitating the original
2-locus ClvR system.
For this construct, the first locus will have 2 alleles, the second will have 2
alleles, and the third will have 3 alleles:
Locus 1
W: Wild-type
C: Cas9
Locus 2
W: Wild-type
G: gRNAs and recoded essential gene
Locus 3
W: Wild-type
R: Functional resistant
B: Non-functional resistant
cubeClvR2( cF = 1, crF = 0, ccF = cF, ccrF = crF, cM = 1, crM = 0, ccM = cM, ccrM = crM, dW = 0, drW = 0, ddW = dW, ddrW = drW, hSuf = 1, crossF = 0.5, crossM = 0.5, eta = NULL, phi = NULL, omega = NULL, xiF = NULL, xiM = NULL, s = NULL )
cF | Female cutting rate, one ClvR allele |
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crF | Female functional resistance rate, one ClvR allele |
ccF | Female cutting rate, two ClvR alleles |
ccrF | Female functional resistance rate, two ClvR alleles |
cM | Male cutting rate, one ClvR allele |
crM | Male functional resistance rate, one ClvR allele |
ccM | Male cutting rate, two ClvR alleles |
ccrM | Male functional resistance rate, two ClvR alleles |
dW | Female deposition cutting rate |
drW | Female deposition functional resistance rate |
ddW | Female deposition (HH) cutting rate |
ddrW | Female deposition (HH) functional resistance rate |
hSuf | Haplosufficiency level, default is completely sufficient |
crossF | Crossover rate in females, 0 is completely linked, 0.5 is unlinked, 1.0 is complete divergence |
crossM | Crossover rate in males, 0 is completely linked, 0.5 is unlinked, 1.0 is complete divergence |
eta | Genotype-specific mating fitness |
phi | Genotype-specific sex ratio at emergence |
omega | Genotype-specific multiplicative modifier of adult mortality |
xiF | Genotype-specific female pupatory success |
xiM | Genotype-specific male pupatory success |
s | Genotype-specific fractional reduction(increase) in fertility |
Named list containing the inheritance cube, transition matrix, genotypes, wild-type allele, and all genotype-specific parameters.
Female deposition is implemented incorrectly. Right now, it is performed on
male alleles prior to zygote formation - it should happen post-zygote formation.
Since this construct doesn't have HDR, this should be fine.
Additionally, it is assumed that deposition requries loaded Cas9-RNP complexes
from the mother, having Cas9 and no maternal gRNA, even in the presence of
paternal gRNA, will not result in maternal deposition mediated cleavage.
Copy-number dependent rates are based on Cas9, not gRNA. The assumption is that RNA is easier to produce, and therefore won't limit cleavage by Cas9.