It's really interesting!
I'm just studying CRISPR and amazed by the way such a tiny organizm can operate complicated and delicate system. The most amazing thing is that it's remembering any viral ancounter (whith it survived ofcourse) and pass it afterwards.
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CRISPR is not an organism :)
We are using one protein (Cas9) from the "bacterial innate immune system" (CRISPR). So CRISPR is actually a defense mechanism.
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Of course! I meant the bacteria is a tiny organism which has such an amazing immune system
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