The assignment discusses the use of CRISPR/Cas9 tool to knock out prohibitin-2 gene in insect cells, which is a putative receptor for Dengue virus replication. The study found that mono-allelic knockout was achieved with small indels created by cleavages, and some cell lines showed cancellation of 4-24 bp. The study concludes that CRISPR/Cas9 tool can be used to achieve biallelic knockout, which is essential for controlling the spread and transmission of Dengue virus. Additionally, the recognition of prohibitin-2 as a receptor in mammalian cells suggests its potential role in interfacing with other dengue serotypes.