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Blocking a function in an organism at the DNA level is called knockout. | Blocking a function in an organism at the DNA level is called knockout. | ||
Methods | Methods | ||
#[[CRE]] | |||
#[[Homologous recombination]] | #[[Homologous recombination]] | ||
#[[Site-specific nucleases]] | #[[Site-specific nucleases]] | ||
#[[Zinc-fingers]] | #[[Zinc-fingers]] | ||
#[[TALENS]] | #[[TALENS]] | ||
#[[CRISPR]] | #[[CRISPR]] | ||
Latest revision as of 00:22, 9 September 2021
Blocking a function in an organism at the DNA level is called knockout. Methods