
Kyle Cromer
@m_kyle_cromer
Assistant Professor @UCSFSurgery. Focus on genome editing, cell engineering, & visual art :)
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https://cromerlab.ucsf.edu/ 12-05-2012 22:23:26
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Just published an article in Molecular Therapy to determine the tools that best capture CRISPR off-target activity, which will be essential to ensure safe delivery of next-gen therapies to patients! tinyurl.com/43pdyexp Collaboration with Matt Porteus Stanford Pediatrics & Integrated DNA Technologies!

Interview on CRISPR safety just published today in Technology Networks! Technology Networks rb.gy/qea5

Pleased to have played a small role in this work that just went live at Nature Biotechnology: nature.com/articles/s4158…




Pleased to have played a role in showing that transient delivery of a 53BP1 inhibitor peptide improves genome editing outcomes. Thanks to Porteus Lab Stanford Pediatrics & Ron Baik for leading this! Nature Communications nature.com/articles/s4146…

Grateful for Megan Molteni’s fantastic spotlight on our work to treat fetuses with genetic conditions using molecular therapies, including genome editing. I am privileged to lead a team working to make these therapies safe and effective. tinyurl.com/ypexs3sn


Was great to have played a small role in this work just published in Developmental Cell. Congrats to Kyle Loh's group Stanford University , led by Jonas Fowler & Sherry Li Zheng 🦭: cell.com/developmental-…

Really proud of this one! Used syn bio tools & genome editing to create inducible signaling receptors to remove cytokine dependence for RBC differentiation. Great collaborative work with Porteus Lab Stanford Pediatrics biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

Exciting new publication in Nature Biomedical Engineering from our team UCSF Surgery & Stanford Pediatrics! We used CRISPR to introduce a naturally occurring genetic variant that enhances RBC production from edited human HSCs. Full paper: rdcu.be/dK2f5 Blog post: rb.gy/zc8hzp

My lab's work using genome editing to correct alpha-thalassemia was just published in Cell Reports. Great collaborative work w/ Matt Porteus Stanford Pediatrics, Vivien Sheehan Emory School of Medicine, & Tippi MacKenzie UCSF Surgery: sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Really proud to publish our work engineering synthetic EPO receptors in Nature Communications! This brings us one major step closer to making RBCs in bioreactors: rdcu.be/d7WhB Read the Behind the Paper blog post for a personal account of this work: shorturl.at/fIey5

From growing up on a cattle farm to leading a lab at UC San Francisco, Dr. Kyle Cromer shares his career path & his exciting work using genome editing to add new functions in cells to enhance therapies. peoplebehindthescience.com/dr-kyle-cromer/ Episode support provided by Innovative Research UCSF School of Medicine #CRISPR


Glad to have played a role in this work published in Molecular Therapy showing high efficiency in vivo transduction of HSCs using self-complementary AAV. Congrats to the Nakauchi Lab Stanford Medicine and Wilkinson Lab Wilkinson Group University of Oxford: shorturl.at/vpmxK


Just released our pre-print on bioRxiv for UNCOVERseq, an improved off-target discovery platform for Cas9 and base editors! Great collaboration with the awesome team at IDT Integrated DNA Technologies biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

The future of CRISPR therapies will be direct in vivo delivery to cells in the body! One step in that direction for hematopoietic disorders is our pre-print led by Tippi MacKenzie Atesh Worthington Intellia Therapeutics: biorxiv.org/content/10.110…