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i)    Transcript 4 - Daniel Villao    3
ii)    Transcript 5 - Maggie Arboleda    4
iii)    Transcript 6 - Catalina Hoyos Nipe    7
iv)    Transcript 7 - Gilda Alvarez- Deloitte Data Manager    8
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Who was involved?
Yoshizumi Ishino was the scientist who discovered clustered regularly interspaced short palindromic repeats (CRISPR). However, considering the current article, Robert Reed was the developmental biologist and he presented that CRISPR is just like a mouse linked to computer, you can just point at a place within the genome and perform anything you want.
Where did this happen?
Jennifer Doudna and Jillian Banfield used CRISPR/Cas 9 technology for the first time at their laboratory. They suggested that CRISPR spacer sequences could be used to provide immunity to the cell against phage infection.
Summary of CRISPR technology
CRISPR are specific sequences while Cas 9 is a molecular scissor. Therefore, RNA molecules are used...