CRISPR/Cas System as a Method to Generate Herbicide-Resistant Crops

This template shows a Cas9 nickase paired with an sgRNA targeting a specific site in plant genomic DNA next to a PAM sequence, illustrating the CRISPR/Cas system used to generate herbicide-resistant crops. The edited plants are then herbicide treated and screened to identify herbicide-resistant mutants.

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