Breakthrough technique for studying gene expression takes root in plants

May 23, 2019 Leave a comment 2,286 Views

An open-source RNA analysis platform has been successfully used on plant cells for the first time – an advance that could herald a new era of fundamental research and bolster efforts to engineer more efficient food and biofuel crop plants. The technology...

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Breakthrough technique for studying gene expression takes root in plants

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