Nanocarrier spray: a nontransgenic approach for crop engineering

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TextoSeries ; Trends in Plant Science, 28(3), p.259-261, 2023Trabajos contenidos:

Kandhol, N
Singh, V. P
Herrera-Estrella, L
Tran, L. S. P
Tripathi, D. K

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Resumen: Genetic modification allows engineering of important traits in crops through expensive and tedious procedures to alter their genetic background. Recently, Thagun et al. developed a nanocarrier-based foliar spray method to translocate bioactive molecules of interest into plant cells to engineer important traits without introducing a transgene.

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Genetic modification allows engineering of important traits in crops through expensive and tedious procedures to alter their genetic background. Recently, Thagun et al. developed a nanocarrier-based foliar spray method to translocate bioactive molecules of interest into plant cells to engineer important traits without introducing a transgene.

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