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Engineered plant immune receptors cut bacterial growth about 53% in a model plant
NTU Singapore researchers cut bacterial growth about 53% in a model plant by clustering its immune receptors, with no reported cost to growth. The result is confined to a lab plant; each food crop would need its own receptors found and tested first.
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