2021 CRISPR Symposium

Though unraveling gene function within pathways and discovering drug targets that impact phenotypes has been challenging, innovative single cell CRISPR screens are now enabling researchers to discover novel insights into these gene pathways. Explore what’s possible with scalable, high resolution functional genomic screens at the CRISPR Functional Genomics Symposium, sponsored by 10x Genomics and MilliporeSigma.

Hear from leading scientists using single cell CRISPR screens to characterize the genes and non-coding regulatory elements involved in cell fate determination, cancer and neurodevelopmental disease risk, and therapeutic response and resistance. Register today to watch the recordings.

Agenda


	Talk 1: Enhancing the resolution of your CRISPR screens with single cell compatibility Benjamin Borgo, PhD Head of Portfolio Management and Product Development, Genome Engineering & Modulation MilliporeSigma
	Talk 2: Connecting genes to phenotypes with single cell CRISPR screens Jason Koth Product Manager, Single Cell 10x Genomics

	sc-Tiling: Characterization of gene function using single cell CRISPR tiling screen David Chen, PhD Assistant Professor, Department of Systems Biology City of Hope

	Connecting rare mutations to common pathways Rob Mitra, PhD Professor, Departments of Genetics & Computational Biology Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis

	CRISPR gene activation screens to identify master regulators of neuronal cell fate Sean McCutcheon Graduate Researcher, Biomedical Engineering Duke University

The life science business of Merck KGaA, Darmstadt, Germany operates as MilliporeSigma in the U.S. and Canada.

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CRISPR Functional Genomics Symposium

Explore entire pathways, from gene to phenotype