CRISPR as a next-generation environmental biosurveillance tool for air, land, and water.
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Trends in biotechnology
2025
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| author | Durán-Vinet, Benjamín Stanton, Jo-Ann L Jeunen, Gert-Jan Pochon, Xavier Zaiko, Anastasija Gemmell, Neil J |
| author_facet | Durán-Vinet, Benjamín Stanton, Jo-Ann L Jeunen, Gert-Jan Pochon, Xavier Zaiko, Anastasija Gemmell, Neil J Durán-Vinet, Benjamín Stanton, Jo-Ann L Jeunen, Gert-Jan Pochon, Xavier Zaiko, Anastasija Gemmell, Neil J |
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| contents | CRISPR as a next-generation environmental biosurveillance tool for air, land, and water. Durán-Vinet, Benjamín Stanton, Jo-Ann L Jeunen, Gert-Jan Pochon, Xavier Zaiko, Anastasija Gemmell, Neil J Clustered regularly interspaced short palindromic repeats (CRISPR)-based environmental biosurveillance (CRISPR-eBx) offers a portable, specific, sensitive, and cost-effective platform for detecting organisms from environmental nucleic acids. Applications are broad, ranging from pathogen detection to monitoring invasive and endangered species across a range of environmental sources, including water, soil, and air. However, if CRISPR-eBx is to be deployed for novel biological/gene targets and environmental sources, key challenges must be addressed. This review synthesizes recent developments at the intersection of CRISPR technology, computational science, synthetic biology, and biosurveillance. We highlight promising innovations and identify knowledge gaps to present a strategic road map for establishing CRISPR-eBx as a next-generation, frontline biosurveillance solution. |
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| spellingShingle | CRISPR as a next-generation environmental biosurveillance tool for air, land, and water. Durán-Vinet, Benjamín Stanton, Jo-Ann L Jeunen, Gert-Jan Pochon, Xavier Zaiko, Anastasija Gemmell, Neil J CRISPR as a next-generation environmental biosurveillance tool for air, land, and water. Durán-Vinet, Benjamín Stanton, Jo-Ann L Jeunen, Gert-Jan Pochon, Xavier Zaiko, Anastasija Gemmell, Neil J Clustered regularly interspaced short palindromic repeats (CRISPR)-based environmental biosurveillance (CRISPR-eBx) offers a portable, specific, sensitive, and cost-effective platform for detecting organisms from environmental nucleic acids. Applications are broad, ranging from pathogen detection to monitoring invasive and endangered species across a range of environmental sources, including water, soil, and air. However, if CRISPR-eBx is to be deployed for novel biological/gene targets and environmental sources, key challenges must be addressed. This review synthesizes recent developments at the intersection of CRISPR technology, computational science, synthetic biology, and biosurveillance. We highlight promising innovations and identify knowledge gaps to present a strategic road map for establishing CRISPR-eBx as a next-generation, frontline biosurveillance solution. |
| title | CRISPR as a next-generation environmental biosurveillance tool for air, land, and water. |
| url | https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/41421891/ |