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CRISPR Off-the-Shelf Library

CRISPR Off-the-Shelf Library

Ready to Use Rapidly Launch Your Genetic Screening Project


In life science research, time is competitive. GeneRulor's CRISPR Off-the-Shelf Libraries are pre-built, validated, and ready to ship from order to experiment in 1-2 weeks.


1. What is a CRISPR Off-the-Shelf Library?

Pre-built, rigorously QC-tested sgRNA libraries ready for immediate use. Covering human and mouse genome-wide KO, CRISPRi, and CRISPRa, plus pathway sub-libraries. All NGS-validated for uniform coverage.


Figure 1 Comparison of CRISPR-KO, CRISPRi, and CRISPRa Libraries


2. Core Advantages of Off-the-Shelf Libraries

2.1 Ultra-Fast Delivery

  • Library plasmid: Delivered in 1-2 weeks

  • Lentiviral library: Delivered in 2-3 weeks

  • Saves >75% waiting time vs. 6-8 weeks for custom libraries

2.2 Stringent Quality Assurance

Every batch undergoes:

  • NGS deep sequencing: Uniform sgRNA distribution (Gini coefficient <0.2)

  • Viral titer testing: Guaranteed ≥10^8 TU/mL

  • Functional validation in standard cell lines

  • Batch consistency testing for reliable inter-lot performance

2.3 Outstanding Cost-Effectiveness

  • Scale production lowers per-unit cost

  • No custom design fees

  • Volume discounts for multi-library orders

  • 30-50% lower total cost vs. custom libraries

2.4 Performance-Validated

  • All libraries functionally validated in standard cell lines

  • Essential gene detection rate >90%; false positive rate <5%

  • Detailed validation report and quality certificate provided

  • Technical support team available at all times

2.5 Flexible Options

  • Genome-wide libraries: All protein-coding genes

  • Sub-libraries: Kinases, transcription factors, epigenetic regulators, and more

  • Multiple vector systems: lentiCRISPRv2, lentiGuide, and more

  • Available as plasmid or virus


3. GeneRulor Off-the-Shelf Library Product Line


Library Name
Vector
Details
Mouse Genome-Wide SAM Activation Library
(Three-Plasmid System)
Lenti sgRNA(MS2)_puro,Lenti-dcas9-VP64-Blast,Lenti MPHv2
23439 Genes,69225 sgRNAs
Mouse GeCKO library A
(Single-Plasmid System)
LentiCRISPRv2
20,611 Genes; 67,405 sgRNAs (1,000 controls)
Mouse Genome-Wide KO Library A
(Dual-Plasmid System)
LentiGuide-Puro
20,611 Genes + 1,145 miRNAs; 67,405 sgRNAs
Mouse Genome-Wide KO Library B
(Dual-Plasmid System)
LentiGuide-Puro
20,611 Genes; 62,804 sgRNAs
Human Genome-Wide KO Library A
(Single-Plasmid System)
LentiCRISPRv2
19,050 Genes + 1,864 miRNAs; 65,383 sgRNAs (1,000 controls)
Human Genome-Wide KO Library B
(Single-Plasmid System)
LentiCRISPRv2
19,050 Genes; 58,028 sgRNAs (1,000 controls)
Human Genome-Wide KO Library A
(Dual-Plasmid System)
LentiGuide-Puro
19,050 Genes + 1,864 miRNAs; 65,383 sgRNAs (1,000 controls)
Human Genome-Wide KO Library B
(Dual-Plasmid System)
LentiGuide-Puro
19,050 Genes; 58,028 sgRNAs (1,000 controls)
Human Genome-Wide Activation Library A
(Dual-Plasmid System)
pXPR_502,Lenti-dcas9-VP64-Blast
18,885 Genes; 56,762 sgRNAs (496 controls)
Human Genome-Wide SAM Activation Library
(Three-Plasmid System)
Lenti sgRNA(MS2)_puro,Lenti-dcas9-VP64-Blast,LentiMPH v2
23430 Genes,70296 sgRNAs


4. GeneRulor One-Stop Service Advantages

Choosing GeneRulor means high-quality products and comprehensive support:

4.1 Expert Technical Consultation

  • Library selection advice

  • Protocol design guidance

  • Screening optimization

  • Rapid technical support

4.2 Complete Reagent Support

  • Control sgRNAs (non-targeting, essential gene controls)

  • Cas9-stable cell line construction

  • Antibiotic and reagent recommendations

4.3 Data Analysis Support

  • Optional deep data analysis

  • Results interpretation and support

4.4 Quality Commitment

  • QC report with every batch

  • Full NGS validation data disclosed

  • Free redo if performance does not meet standards

  • Full technical support


5. Ordering Process

  • Consultation: Contact our team to find the right library

  • Order: Specify format, quantity, and timeline

  • Delivery: 1-3 weeks with full QC report

  • Support: End-to-end from design to data analysis


6. Off-the-Shelf vs. Custom Libraries

How to Choose?

Choose an Off-the-Shelf Library if you:

  • Need rapid project launch under tight timelines

  • Working with standard model organisms (human, mouse)

  • Screen targets the whole genome or major functional gene sets

  • Prefer proven, validated libraries to minimize risk

  • Budget-conscious and prioritizing cost-effectiveness

Choose a Custom Library if you:

  • Studying non-model or special species

  • Need a library targeting a specific gene set or mutation sites

  • Integrating multiple CRISPR modalities

  • Have special sgRNA or vector system requirements

Our team can help you choose the best approach. In many cases, an off-the-shelf library combined with a few custom sgRNAs offers both speed and flexibility.


7. Why Choose GeneRulor Off-the-Shelf Libraries?

7.1 Reliable Quality

  • Rigorous NGS and functional validation

  • Multi-batch consistency testing

  • Detailed QC report

7.2 Fast Delivery

  • 1-3 weeks, rush delivery in 1 week

  • 75% less wait vs. custom libraries

7.3 High Value

  • Scale production lowers costs

  • No custom design fee

  • 30-50% lower total cost

7.4 Comprehensive Service

  • Postdoctoral team consultation

  • Complete experimental protocol support

  • Data analysis service

7.5 Proven Track Record

  • Served hundreds of research projects

  • 50+ high-impact publications supported

  • Extensive experience

Partner with us to turn your ideas into high-quality research from top publications to clinical translation.


References

[1] Doench, J. G., et al. (2016). Optimized sgRNA design to maximize activity and minimize off-target effects of CRISPR-Cas9. Nature Biotechnology, 34(2), 184-191.

[2] Sanson, K. R., et al. (2018). Optimized libraries for CRISPR-Cas9 genetic screens with multiple modalities. Nature Communications, 9(1), 5416.

[3] Wang, T., et al. (2014). Genetic screens in human cells using the CRISPR-Cas9 system. Science, 343(6166), 80-84.

[4] Shalem, O., et al. (2014). Genome-scale CRISPR-Cas9 knockout screening in human cells. Science, 343(6166), 84-87.