Guide Select™

Screening Assay

SeQure Dx's Guide Select is a biochemical screening assay based on the ONE-seq platform that enables variant aware off-target risk assessment for multiple guide RNAs in parallel. Guide Select enables you to de-risk development of your cell and gene therapy at an early stage by identifying potential off-target effects with high sensitivity and precision. This data-driven approach helps optimize guide RNA selection and streamline the development process, saving time and resources while supporting efficient therapeutic development.

Guide Select Overview

SDX-Guide Select Overview

Guide Select

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Multiplexed off-target assessment assay designed for screening multiple guide RNAs in parallel. Variant aware searching within a limited search space enables high powered, low-cost surface-level risk assessment for program prioritization and guide RNA selection.

In silico + biochemical evaluation

  • Low cost per guide
  • Screen high similarity off-targets
  • Population-scale variant assessment

Informed guide RNA selection

  • Evaluate multiple guides
  • Reduce program risk through early profiling and selection

Featured Resources

SDX-Guide select report
Example Report
Guide Select Example Report
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Poster
Guide Profiler: A Genetic Variant-Aware Computational Tool for Improved Guide RNA Selection for CRISPR-based Therapeutic Applications
SDX-ONE-seq for Variant-Aware Therapeutic Guide Selection-Off target proximity to target site
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ONE-seq for Variant-Aware Therapeutic Guide Selection
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