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Please select the correct answer in the bolded parenthesis: A "protospacer" has complementarity to (a special...

Please select the correct answer in the bolded parenthesis:

A "protospacer" has complementarity to (a special sequence in the initial, unmodified pRCC-K OR a specific sequence in gene OR the 5' untranslated region of a gene.)

The target sequence in ADE 2 (how many?) base pairs in size and is always located next to a (promoter OR PAM sequence OR stop codon).

Based on your second answer in the last sentence, this sequence is (how many?) base pairs in size?

Does sgRNA function to ((select all that apply) catalyze double strand breakage OR direct Cas9 nuclease to the target site OR circularize pRCC-K OR hybridize specifically to the target site)?

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