File:Homing endonucleases.png
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English: Homing endonucleases can recognize a target sequence, cut it, and then use it own sequence as a template during double strand break repair. This converts a heterozygote into a homozygote. |
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| Source | [2] |
| Author | Arvid Ågren and Andrew G. Clark |
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