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How does CRISPR cut DNA?
CRISPR uses a protein called Cas9 guided by a short RNA sequence. The RNA matches a specific DNA target, Cas9 binds to it and makes a precise double-strand cut. The cell then repairs that break — which scientists exploit to edit, delete, or replace genes.
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