Gene Mutation
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Plants Go into Photosynthesis 'Beast Mode' After Gene Mutation: New Study
An experimental gene mutation allowed plants to absorb more carbon dioxide and produce more compounds during a high-level photosynthesis.
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Mutation Alert! Smoking Changes DNA Permanently, Study Finds
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Gene Editing Prevents Pigs From Contracting Deadly Virus
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Corn Snake Genome Paves Way For Understanding Reptile Evolution
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Color Blindness: New Cause Identified
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