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CRISPR-guided DNA polymerases for targeted genomic diversification in mammalian cells
Directed evolution has long been impactfully leveraged to engineer therapeutics, industrial enzymes and other revolutionary biotechnologies. Unfavorably, the application of directed evolution towards engineering complex phenotypes in mammalian cells, such as kinase signaling cascades or antitumor T
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