Some bacteria and archaea have a built-in gene editing system that is comparable to the CRISPR-Cas system, which they employ to respond to pathogens like viruses that are infecting them in a manner akin to an immune system.
The bacteria and archaea use CRISPR to cut off portions of the virus DNA and retain a little portion of it so they can identify and defend against the virus the next time it assaults. This technique was modified by scientists so that it could be applied to different animal cells, such as those from mice and people. Found in 90% of sequenced archae genomes and about 40% of sequenced bacterial genomes.
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