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Table 7 Overview of CRISPR/Cas9 in virus genome modification

From: CRISPR/Cas9: the Jedi against the dark empire of diseases

Virus

Method of delivery of CRISPR/Cas9

Conclusion/outcome

Reference

HSV-1

Transfection into HEK293 cells

Modification of ICP0 gene in different locations of genome

[106]

EBV

Nucleofaction into Burkhitt’s lymphoma cell line

Complete virus clearance in 25% cells, partial in 50%

[87]

EBV

Transfection into HEK 293-BX1 and C666–1 cells

Loss of BART Micro RNA expression

[88]

HPV

Lentiviral transduction into HELA and SiHA cell lines

Indel mutations in the E6 and E7 genes

[90]

HBV

Transfection in to Huh cells

Cleavage of the HBV genome-expressing template

[93]

HBV

Hydrodynamic injection into C57BL/6 mice

Cleavage of the HBV genome-expressing template

[107]

HBV

Transfection into HepG2 cell line

Fragmentation of viral genome

[94]

HBV

Lentiviral transduction into HepAD cell line(Chronic HBV infection)

Inhibition of viral DNA production

[95]

HIV

Lentiviral transduction into SupT1 CD4+ T cell line

Inactivation of virus and acceleration of virus escape

[100]

HIV

Lentiviral transduction into T-cells

Inhibition of early phase viral infection, but anti-HIV potency was not consistent in multiple rounds

[104]

HIV

Retro-orbital injection into transgenic mice

Decrease of viral gene expression in T-cells

[105]

Polyomavirus (JCV)

Transfection into TC 620 cell line

Inactivation of T-antigen gene

[108]