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Compact CRISPR Alternative Uses Bacterial Proteins for DNA Insertion
A newly engineered gene-editing system offers a compact alternative to traditional CRISPR tools by utilizing bacterial proteins to insert large DNA segments. Proven in bacteria, the technology shows early promise for applications in plants, animals, and human medicine. This innovation addresses key limitations inherent in current gene-editing technologies. Researchers hope the advancement will streamline research, accelerate crop development, and open new pathways for treating genetic diseases.