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    CRISPR allows scientists to edit DNA by using a bacterial immune system found in organisms like bacteria and archaea. The technology works by targeting specific DNA sequences for editing using RNA-guided nucleases as part of the clustered regularly interspaced short palindromic repeats (CRISPR) system. Scientists need to know the DNA sequence of the organism to apply CRISPR efficiently and edit genes.

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    CRISPR allows scientists to edit DNA by using a bacterial immune system found in organisms like bacteria and archaea. The technology works by targeting specific DNA sequences for editing using RNA-guided nucleases as part of the clustered regularly interspaced short palindromic repeats (CRISPR) system. Scientists need to know the DNA sequence of the organism to apply CRISPR efficiently and edit genes.

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    CRISPR allows scientists to edit DNA by using a bacterial immune system found in organisms like bacteria and archaea. The technology works by targeting specific DNA sequences for editing using RNA-guided nucleases as part of the clustered regularly interspaced short palindromic repeats (CRISPR) system. Scientists need to know the DNA sequence of the organism to apply CRISPR efficiently and edit genes.

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    How CRISPR lets us edit our DNA

    1. What does CRISPR allow scientists to do?

    2. From which kind of organisms, the CRISPR system was discovered?

    3. What does the word CRISPR stand for?

    4. To apply the CRISPR technology efficiently, which kind of information


    that scientists need to know?

    5. (*): What is the main mechanism of the CRISPR technology?

    6. Since when genetics engineering was pioneered?

    7. In which type of tissue did Jennifer think that the CRISPR technology
    can be applied firstly?

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