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How does CRISPR-Cas9 work? Group of answer choices Scientists use the PCR method to amplify a specific gene in a segment of DNA. Scientists use a bacterial enzyme to cut out a gene from a strand of DNA and replace it with a gene of their choice. Scientists use a pair of microscopic scissors under a microscope to cut out a gene from a strand of DNA and replace it with a gene of their choice. Scientists use a eukaryote exonuclease enzyme to cut out a gene from a strand of DNA and replace it with a gene of their choice. This is because eukaryote enzymes are needed to modify DNA in plants, fungi, and animals.

          How does CRISPR-Cas9 work?
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Scientists use the PCR method to amplify a specific gene in a segment of DNA.
Scientists use a bacterial enzyme to cut out a gene from a strand of DNA and replace it with a gene of their choice.
Scientists use a pair of microscopic scissors under a microscope to cut out a gene from a strand of DNA and replace it with a gene of their choice.
Scientists use a eukaryote exonuclease enzyme to cut out a gene from a strand of DNA and replace it with a gene of their choice. This is because eukaryote enzymes are needed to modify DNA in plants, fungi, and animals.

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