韩春雨是第二个小保方－业界专家的信 (转载)# Biology - 生物学
b*o
1 楼
找人修大概多少钱呀.
今天下午回家听到卡塔卡塔的声音,后来小朋友要吃冰激凌发现都化了.
后来老公把冰箱关上拖出来,再开都没有声音了.
悲剧啊!
今天下午回家听到卡塔卡塔的声音,后来小朋友要吃冰激凌发现都化了.
后来老公把冰箱关上拖出来,再开都没有声音了.
悲剧啊!
h*u
2 楼
【 以下文字转载自 Military 讨论区 】
发信人: hanchunyu (), 信区: Military
标 题: 韩春雨是第二个小保方－业界专家的信
发信站: BBS 未名空间站 (Fri Jul 29 11:59:57 2016, 美东)
Email on ngAgo sent to the ISTT mailing list：
Dear colleagues,
the publication by Gao et al in May in Nature Biotechnology http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/27136078 triggered an enormous expectation. This Chinese team led by Chunyu Huan reported that the Argonaute (Ago) protein from a rare haloarchaea, Natronobacterium gregoryi, (NgAgo) would efficiently work for gene editing purposes in human cells. Ago had been described as an DNA-guided endonucleases two years before, through a Dutch-Spanish microbiologist collaborating team (Swarts et al. 2014, Nature: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/24531762).
On paper, the new (fourth) Gene Editing system looked great. An endonuclease
, using ssDNA guides (5' phosphorylated though) and not RNA guides, without
a PAM, requiring 24 nucleotides (and not 20nt), hence with higher
specificity, and apparently with fewer off-target issues, since
modifications in just one position of the DNA guide resulted in >90%
decrease of the protein activity.
On paper.
I must confess we read the Huan paper in my lab with some disappointment,
after two years battling, unsuccessfully, with Ago from Thermus, through a
collaboration with my friend and colleague J. Berenguer, from the
neighbouring reserch centre CBMSO, and one of the co-authors of the Nature
2014 paper. We had been scooped. We repeteadly failed to find any gene
editing activity using Ago from Thermus thermophilus (TtAgo) in mammalian
cells, through a variety of conditions and we didn't understand why, though
we always suspected that these proteins would not be too comfortable at "too
cold" temperatures as physiological +37C. After reading the Gao paper we
concluded we simply missed the right bug and congratulated them for being
smarter and lucky and for finding this archaea. Perhaps the trick was in
using NgAgo instead of TtAgo.
Shortly after NgAgo was released from Addgene, beginning of June, many labs,
including mine, jumped onto it to try experiencing the anticipated great
expectations and joy associated with this new tool of prokaryotic origin.
But soon it was clear that something wasn't quite right. Rumours began
spreading during June and July at congresses, through social networks, list
emails and discussions groups that NgAgo didn't appear to work as reported.
Actually, didn't work at all. Some colleagues that I absolutely trust at
scientitic and technological levels started to indicate that they could not
reproduce Huan's paper results.
At the recent TAGC meeting (where IMGS was contributing to, merging in along
with other Genetics Societies) Gaetan Burgio, from ANU, Camberra, Australia
, presented some very preliminary data with a gel with some intermediate
bands that would suggest NgAgo would be working and editing at the expected
places. But, shortly thereafter, Gaetan engaged his lab in an OpenScience
project, tried to characterize all these bands and.... found nothing. So,
again, another evidence confirming NgAgo is not working as a gene-editing
tool.
Gaeatan just released today his experience using NgAgo, openly sharing his
failures and providing details and some explanations for them.
My experience with Natronobacterium gregoryi Argonaute (NgAgo)
Gaetan Burgio
Group leader at JCSMR, ANU
https:[email protected]/* *//my-experience-with-natronobacterium-
gregoryi-argonaute-ngago-3ed8909b410c#.bo9y6mf9u
At first, KUDOS to Gaetan. Many thanks to him for sharing their efforts
trying to confirm some gene-editing activity associated with NgAgo. There is
apparently none. In his view, NgAgo might be working as a ligase at
physiological conditions. Similar to our negative results using TtAgo it
would appear that NgAgo requires some higher temperatures to work as
initially reported. This of course seeds some doubts on the Gao et al.
publication and Gaetan, among other, is requesting to Nature Biotechnology
to request the Huan's lab to reveal and share their raw data. We will see
this part of the history how it develops...
But, now, the most important message to convey is: NgAgo does not work for
gene editing in mammalian cells. Be aware and do not waste your time, your
money, your peoople and projects. If anyone has any positive hint suggesting
Ago is indeed working as a genomic editor, please share the results, for
the sake of Open Science, as Gaetan beautifully and most generously did.
Many thanks to Gaetan!
Unfortunately, this is a great disappointment. But, it also highlights the
uniqueness and the robustness of the CRISPR-Cas systems.
Long life to CRISPR!
发信人: hanchunyu (), 信区: Military
标 题: 韩春雨是第二个小保方－业界专家的信
发信站: BBS 未名空间站 (Fri Jul 29 11:59:57 2016, 美东)
Email on ngAgo sent to the ISTT mailing list：
Dear colleagues,
the publication by Gao et al in May in Nature Biotechnology http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/27136078 triggered an enormous expectation. This Chinese team led by Chunyu Huan reported that the Argonaute (Ago) protein from a rare haloarchaea, Natronobacterium gregoryi, (NgAgo) would efficiently work for gene editing purposes in human cells. Ago had been described as an DNA-guided endonucleases two years before, through a Dutch-Spanish microbiologist collaborating team (Swarts et al. 2014, Nature: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/24531762).
On paper, the new (fourth) Gene Editing system looked great. An endonuclease
, using ssDNA guides (5' phosphorylated though) and not RNA guides, without
a PAM, requiring 24 nucleotides (and not 20nt), hence with higher
specificity, and apparently with fewer off-target issues, since
modifications in just one position of the DNA guide resulted in >90%
decrease of the protein activity.
On paper.
I must confess we read the Huan paper in my lab with some disappointment,
after two years battling, unsuccessfully, with Ago from Thermus, through a
collaboration with my friend and colleague J. Berenguer, from the
neighbouring reserch centre CBMSO, and one of the co-authors of the Nature
2014 paper. We had been scooped. We repeteadly failed to find any gene
editing activity using Ago from Thermus thermophilus (TtAgo) in mammalian
cells, through a variety of conditions and we didn't understand why, though
we always suspected that these proteins would not be too comfortable at "too
cold" temperatures as physiological +37C. After reading the Gao paper we
concluded we simply missed the right bug and congratulated them for being
smarter and lucky and for finding this archaea. Perhaps the trick was in
using NgAgo instead of TtAgo.
Shortly after NgAgo was released from Addgene, beginning of June, many labs,
including mine, jumped onto it to try experiencing the anticipated great
expectations and joy associated with this new tool of prokaryotic origin.
But soon it was clear that something wasn't quite right. Rumours began
spreading during June and July at congresses, through social networks, list
emails and discussions groups that NgAgo didn't appear to work as reported.
Actually, didn't work at all. Some colleagues that I absolutely trust at
scientitic and technological levels started to indicate that they could not
reproduce Huan's paper results.
At the recent TAGC meeting (where IMGS was contributing to, merging in along
with other Genetics Societies) Gaetan Burgio, from ANU, Camberra, Australia
, presented some very preliminary data with a gel with some intermediate
bands that would suggest NgAgo would be working and editing at the expected
places. But, shortly thereafter, Gaetan engaged his lab in an OpenScience
project, tried to characterize all these bands and.... found nothing. So,
again, another evidence confirming NgAgo is not working as a gene-editing
tool.
Gaeatan just released today his experience using NgAgo, openly sharing his
failures and providing details and some explanations for them.
My experience with Natronobacterium gregoryi Argonaute (NgAgo)
Gaetan Burgio
Group leader at JCSMR, ANU
https:[email protected]/* *//my-experience-with-natronobacterium-
gregoryi-argonaute-ngago-3ed8909b410c#.bo9y6mf9u
At first, KUDOS to Gaetan. Many thanks to him for sharing their efforts
trying to confirm some gene-editing activity associated with NgAgo. There is
apparently none. In his view, NgAgo might be working as a ligase at
physiological conditions. Similar to our negative results using TtAgo it
would appear that NgAgo requires some higher temperatures to work as
initially reported. This of course seeds some doubts on the Gao et al.
publication and Gaetan, among other, is requesting to Nature Biotechnology
to request the Huan's lab to reveal and share their raw data. We will see
this part of the history how it develops...
But, now, the most important message to convey is: NgAgo does not work for
gene editing in mammalian cells. Be aware and do not waste your time, your
money, your peoople and projects. If anyone has any positive hint suggesting
Ago is indeed working as a genomic editor, please share the results, for
the sake of Open Science, as Gaetan beautifully and most generously did.
Many thanks to Gaetan!
Unfortunately, this is a great disappointment. But, it also highlights the
uniqueness and the robustness of the CRISPR-Cas systems.
Long life to CRISPR!
w*g
3 楼
不如买新的
【在 b**o 的大作中提到】
: 找人修大概多少钱呀.
: 今天下午回家听到卡塔卡塔的声音,后来小朋友要吃冰激凌发现都化了.
: 后来老公把冰箱关上拖出来,再开都没有声音了.
: 悲剧啊!
【在 b**o 的大作中提到】
: 找人修大概多少钱呀.
: 今天下午回家听到卡塔卡塔的声音,后来小朋友要吃冰激凌发现都化了.
: 后来老公把冰箱关上拖出来,再开都没有声音了.
: 悲剧啊!
P*R
4 楼
整个过程很清楚。
b*o
5 楼
那赶紧找deal了！
我们至少要买个side by side的，最便宜的好了。
大侠帮忙看看？
【在 w*******g 的大作中提到】
: 不如买新的
我们至少要买个side by side的，最便宜的好了。
大侠帮忙看看？
【在 w*******g 的大作中提到】
: 不如买新的
m*a
6 楼
不管NgAgo是否work，最不爽韩春雨的就是做TtAgo的那拨人。
已经有好几个做斑马鱼和果蝇的组也跳出来说做不出来。
都是被Gaetan给炸出来的。
已经有好几个做斑马鱼和果蝇的组也跳出来说做不出来。
都是被Gaetan给炸出来的。
b*l
7 楼
别人已经说了，是真的,认栽。但你搞个假的出来,不能重复，当然不爽。
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