DEUX-seq™

Nomination Assay

SeQure Dx's DEUX-seq is a biochemical, orthogonal nomination assay that validates and reinforces ONE-seq findings to support regulatory requirements. DEUX-seq leverages in vitro cutting of genomic DNA followed by deep sequencing to determine potential off-target effects with your gene editing tool of interest. 

DEUX-seq Overview

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DEUX-seq

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Orthogonal approach to supplement ONE-seq off-target nomination. Unbiased, biochemical off-target editing assay provides a complementary approach to supplement your off-target risk assessment efforts.

Nomination

Comprehensive off-target assessment

  • Highly sensitive
  • Universal for all editors
  • Population-scale variant assessment

Off-Target Assessment​

IND Filings

Guide RNA Selection

  • Multiple orthogonal methods
  • Variant effect prediction
  • GLP

Popular Resources

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ONE-seq for Variant-Aware Therapeutic Guide Selection
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Example Report
ONE-seq Nomination Assay Example Report
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Guide Profiler: a genetic variant-aware computational tool for improved guide RNA selection for CRISPR-based therapeutic applications
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Related Nomination Assays

ONE-seq

Gold-standard population-scale variant-aware off-target detection. Candidate off-target enumeration, enrichment, and biochemical in vitro cutting combined with deep sequencing enables high sensitivity detection of low frequency off-target events. 

GUIDE-seq

Orthogonal approach to supplement ONE-seq off-target nomination. Unbiased cell-based off-target editing assay provides a complementary approach to supplement your off-target risk assessment efforts.  

Discover a comprehensive suite of assays spanning from early discovery through pre-clinical and clinical development.

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