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Prime assembly enables RNA-programmable, site-specific integration of medium-to-large DNA sequences in human cells PRIMARY_TEXT retrieval pending

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QUOTE `{}`	We applied prime assembly to perform targeted exon recoding, transgene integration and megabase-scale rearrangements, including at therapeutically relevant loci in primary human cells.

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