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A research group has found out how CRISPR-Cas9 -- also known as 'molecular scissors' -- can search the genome for a specific DNA sequence. Cas9 already has many applications in biotechnology and is also expected to revolutionize medicine. The new research findings show how Cas9 can be improved to make the molecular scissors faster and more reliable. Source: How molecular scissors cut in the right place
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