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CRISPR Notes
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Registry ID:
bioforge:crispr_notes.
CRISPR Notes store a reusable complete CRISPR cartridge program. They are separate from a Medical Report: notes remember sequence work, while a report proves exact-strain clinical and blood evidence.
- Write them in the Vaccine Maker when all 15 cartridges are installed and complete.
- Paper or a Book and Quill can provide the writing material through the document slot.
- Copy completed notes with paper without destroying the original.
- Load a template into 15 installed cartridges even when the current sample or Cas Module differs.
- The notes do not reveal the strain's public name.
- Sensitive stored data uses the NBT obfuscation layer.
The same notes item can also store a complete antigen/correction matrix written from the fourth Vaccine Maker page. Sequence and correction payloads are typed, bound to a strain signature, and rejected when used as the wrong template kind or for another strain.
- Right-click copy interactions preserve the source notes.
- Paper creates another notes/document result when supported.
- Book and Quill receives readable documentation without opening its GUI or deleting existing pages.
- A complete template loads only into the appropriate installed program layout.
The visible text is a research record; hidden sequence/matrix payloads use BioForge's obfuscation helpers.
See CRISPR Programming, Vaccine Correction Matrix, and Biological NBT API.
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