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Indian gene-editor
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- The Scientists from the CSIR-Institute of Genomics and Integrative Biology, New Delhi, have developed an enhanced genome-editing system.
- It can modify DNA more precisely and more efficiently than the existing CRISPR-based technologies.
- Researchers are exploring Cas9 enzymes from Francisella novicida bacteria.
- While this Cas9, called FnCas9, is highly precise, it has a low efficiency as well.
- To enhance it without compromising its specificity modified and engineered new versions of FnCas9.
- Currently, Using CRISPR-Cas9, researchers can add, remove or alter specific DNA sequences in the genome of animals.
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