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CRISPR‐Cas system for biomedical diagnostic platforms

2020-07-25

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Abstract Clustered short palindrome repeats with regular intervals, abbreviated as CRISPR, and functions as a self‐defense system for prokaryotes, detecting particular pathogenic nucleic acid, interfering with the functions of exoteric DNA, and protecting them against foreign invaders. In recent years, CRISPR has attracted increasing interests in the in vitro diagnostic field because of its inherent allele specifi...

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Literature Corpus work: ba4f9c97-ca98-52dc-9923-774af5e7c884
DOI: 10.1002/viw.20200008

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