Poster Session Conference: International Conference on CRISPR TechnologiesYear: 2017Proceeding: International Conference on CRISPR TechnologiesGroup: Poster Session Type: Poster Location: Raleigh Convention Center Time: Tuesday, December 5, 2017 - 4:05pm-6:35pm Poster Session Papers: 4:05 PMA Bio-Nano Approach to Point-of-Care Testing of Parasitic DNA in Resource Limited SettingsMichel BengtsonGrzegorz PawlikJaco Van de TorreCees Dekker 4:05 PMA High-Throughput Growth-Based Screen for CRISPR Pams Reveals Novel SpyCas9 Targeting Rules in BacteriaRebecca A. SlotkowskiRyan T. LeenayBrooke McGirrChase L. Beisel 4:05 PMApplying CRISPR for Genome Editing and Increasing Flux Towards Products in CyanobacteriaGina GordonDylan CourtneyTravis KoroshJeffrey C. CameronAndrew L. MarkleyBrian Pfleger 4:05 PMAutomated Bioinformatic Pipeline to Identify CRISPR-Cas SystemsAlexandra CrawleyRodolphe BarrangouJames Henriksen 4:05 PMBacterial Genome Editing with CRISPR-Cas9: Deletion, Integration, Single Nucleotide Modification in Clostridium Beijerinckii as an ExampleZhongtian Zhang 4:05 PMCasper: A Versatile CRISPR Associated Software for Pathway Engineering and ResearchCong T. TrinhBrian Mendoza 4:05 PMControlling Transcription in the Yeast Yarrowia LipolyticaCory SchwartzNicholas CurtisIan Wheeldon 4:05 PMCRISPR Antimicrobial Design for the Control of Bacterial Plant PathogensJennie FagenKevin LinceDaphne ColliasChase L. BeiselEvan Braswell 4:05 PMCRISPR Characterization and Diversity in Lactobacillus FermentumKatelyn BrandtRodolphe Barrangou 4:05 PMCRISPR-Induced White Eyes in Tribolium CastaneumBrenda OppertSherry AdrianosMarcé Lorenzen 4:05 PMDetermining on- and Off-Target Excision Events of Anti-HIV-1 Grnas Used Infor CRISPR/Cas9-Mediated Excision TherapyNeil SullivanWill DampierGreg HomanAlexander AllenCheng-Han ChungVanessa PirroneShendra PassicJean WilliamsWen ZhongKatherine KercherZsofia SzepJeffrey JacobsonMichael NonnemacherBrian Wigdahl 4:05 PMDeveloping CRISPR-Cas-Based Genome Editing Tools for High-Throughput Engineering of Non-Model ProkaryotesElleke F. BosmaRosa Aragão BörnerRebecca LennenAlex T. Nielsen 4:05 PMDevelopment of Tools for Precise Genome Engineering in Lactococcus LactisAlexey DudnikJochen FörsterMorten H.H. Norholm 4:05 PMDisrupting Bacterial Adaptive Resistance Using dCas9 and dCas9-? Gene Perturbations: Emerging CRISPR Applications in Synthetic BiologyPeter OtoupalKeesha EricksonAntoni E. BordoyAnushree Chatterjee 4:05 PMEfficiency and Outcomes of Sequence-Specific Self-Targeting in Streptococcus Thermophilus Utilizing Native CRISPR-Cas Type I-E and Type II-a SystemsCassandra CanezRodolphe Barrangou 4:05 PMEngineering Cupriavidus Sp. for Ethylene Production Using CRISPR/Cas SystemsSophie VaudSamantha BryanStephan HeebKlaus WinzerJamie Twycross 4:05 PMHarnessing Cpf1 for CRISPR-Based AntimicrobialsAtul SinghChase L. Beisel 4:05 PMHow Genome Editing Will Improve AgricultureGerrishon Sirere 4:05 PMImplementation and Gene Editing of the Microorganism Rhodopseudomonas Palustris Trough the CRISPR Cas9 SystemElvia I. García-PeñaEdgar Salgado ManjarrezVictor H. Jurado MarbánMiguel A. Tapia 4:05 PMInstitutionalization of CRISPR/Cas9 through Collaboration: A Sociological Perspective on Gene EditingSantiago Molina 4:05 PMManaging the SOS Response for Enhanced CRISPR-Cas-Based Recombineering in E. coli through Transient Inhibition of Host Reca ActivityEirik MorebMichael LynchRomel Menacho-MelgarBenjamin HooverAdam YaseenZoe RoeckerNisakorn Valyasevi 4:05 PMMetabolic Engineering of Clostridium sp. to Increase Hydrogen Production Using the CRISPR/Cas SystemEdgar Salgado ManjarrezInés García PenaHimmer Soto Santibáñez 4:05 PMMultiplexed Perturbation of Gene Expression with CRISPR Induces Epistasis and Deters Bacterial Adaptation to AntibioticsPeter OtoupalAnushree Chatterjee 4:05 PMPrevent Vitamin D DeficiencyFatima Almualla 4:05 PMPublic Understanding of CRISPR and Gene Drive Technologies and Implications for Public AcceptanceDavid Berube 4:05 PMRapid Identification and Visualization of CRISPR Loci Via Automated High-Throughput Data Processing PipelineMatthew NetheryRodolphe Barrangou 4:05 PMUse of Computational Technologies to Define Potential CRISPR/Cas9 Off-Target Effects of Anti-HIV-1 Grnas in the Human GenomeCheng-Han ChungMichael NonnemacherBrian WigdahlWill Damier