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CRISPR Enzyme From Bacteriophage Targets Wider Range of DNA Sequences Than Cas9, Cas12

Jul 16, 2020
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Christie Rizk
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NEW YORK – A hypercompact CRISPR-Cas enzyme that was discovered in the genomes of huge bacteriophages has expanded genetic target recognition capabilities relative to Cas9 and Cas12, according to a new study published in Science on Thursday.

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