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If one could just develop the right molecular tools, she thought, how much fun it would be.
That began to change with the growing use of zinc fingers, a set of molecular tools that, like CRISPR clusters, were discovered by accident.
Nevertheless, molecular species abandoned during the selection process might still represent a rich pool of catalytic motifs that are useful for the examination of DNA's inherent catalytic ability, and for the design of molecular tools for practical applications.
RR advised on the application of molecular tools and was involved in the analysis of the molecular data.
New molecular tools are blurring the distinction between genetic improvements made with conventional breeding and those made with modern genetic methods.
Therefore, adopting molecular tools for routine use in malaria endemic countries will require simpler molecular platforms.
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In recent years various molecular tools have been established.
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