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266: Bacteria That Can Record

52 min•3 juni 2022

TWiM explains how spindle-shaped Archaeal viruses evolved from rod-shaped ancestors to package a larger genome, and transcriptional recording by CRISPR acquisition from RNA.

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From rods to spindles (Cell)
Spindle-shaped virus movie (Cell)
Bacteria that record (Science)
Transcriptional recording with CRISPR (Nature)
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