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Why is a guide RNA needed when using CRISPR-Cas9 for gene editing?
◦ to help Cas9 be transported into the nucleus
◦ to help repair the target DNA after it is cut
◦ to help make copies of the target DNA
◦ to help Cas9 find the target DNA to cut
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