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考古物和细菌中的CRISPR序列与真核微RNA的比较

Reyhane Ramezani1, Mandana Behbahani2, Hassan Mohabatkar2

  • 1Faculty of Nanochemical Engineering, Shiraz University, Shiraz, Iran.

Avicenna journal of medical biotechnology
|February 23, 2026
PubMed
概括

来自古生物和细菌的重复集群定期间隔的短Palindromic重复 (CRISPR) 序列与人类的微RNA (miRNA) 有相似之处. 这些发现表明, prokaryotic CRISPR 序列与参与人类疾病的基因之间存在潜在联系.

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腺癌是什么?腺癌是什么?腺癌是什么?考古物 (Archaea) 是一种古老的物种.细菌 细菌是一种细菌.生物学 生物学 生物学这就是CRISPR/Cas9的作用.肝脏的新生体是什么肌肉发育不良症 肌肉发育不良重复的克里斯普尔序列的重复.

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