1 Infected bacterium Phage integration of spacer Cas protein Spacer Phage DNA Phage DNA is cut into fragments. cas genes CRISPR array 2 Surviving bacterium Transcription CRISPR RNA RNA processing 3 Immunity crRNAS Phage Cas-crRNA 区、 complex Invading viral DNA is inactivated by Cas-crRNA complex. Cas-crRNA complex FIGURE 13.11 CRISPR Defense System Agalnst Phage Infection
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