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    Bacteria Protect Themselves from Bacteriophage Infections by Producing Restriction Enzymes
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Bacteria Protect Themselves from Bacteriophage Infections by Producing Restriction Enzymes

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Bacteria protect themselves from bacteriophage infections by producing restriction enzymes that cut up foreign RNA of the phage.

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