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Biology, 05.11.2021 22:30, thomisonariel9800

Mario Capecchi, Sir Martin Evans, and Oliver Smithies recently won a Nobel Prize for gene targeting (gene knockouts) in mice. Describe the steps involved in creating a knockout mouse.

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