Re:New Model Warns About Crispr Gene Drives in the Wild
by HarryHirsch on Thursday December 14, 2017 @11:51PM
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The short version is that it's a gene that causes mutations and that in somatic and egg cells is turned off. A P-positive female can have offspring with a P-negative male (because the egg cell carries the repressor), but a P-positive male cannot have offspring with a P-negative female. It's easy to see why the P-element would spread through the population.
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