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Okay, so problem one in this chapter asks us what transfers genes into the cell after a genetic defect has been detected.
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So let's go through our list of possible answers.
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Now, reverse transcription is when you take a strand of rna and it goes through an enzyme called reverse transcriptase and then gets turned into c dna, which is, again, a double helic structure that, drawing does not represent it that well.
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I do apologize.
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But this is complementary, complementary dna.
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And this can be used for other processes within the stahel, but in the end, we are not correcting a genetic defect here.
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We're simply creating new genetic material.
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So a can't be true.
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Nucleic acid hybridization is an interesting process.
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Where you have two individual strands of a nucleic acid...