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English: DNA is identified by the CAS9 protein and envelops the DNA strand. Inside, the CAS9 protein reads and matches DNA strands with previous DNA that was obtained by virus invasions in the past. The DNA is matched and relays information to the rest of the cell. In the model, the DNA strand in the pentagon represents the DNA that is being identified and matched to the new, longer DNA strand. |
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| Author | Jenna.leighton |
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