Description Usage Arguments Details Value
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
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cF |
Female cutting rate, one ClvR allele |
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 |
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.
Named list containing the inheritance cube, transition matrix, genotypes, wild-type allele, and all genotype-specific parameters.
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