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Write the functions of
(a) cry IAC gene
(b) RNA interference (RNAi)

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(a) It produces in active protoxin in the host cell and also produces proteins to control the cotten ball worm.
(b) See Q. 16. (b), Set-I, Delhi Board- 2012.
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