Agriculture
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E. Coli Can Improve Photosynthesis With the Use of the Rubisco Enzyme
Scientists have found that E. coli can improve photosynthesis, engineering a key Rubisco enzyme from plants, and putting it inside Escherichia coli bacteria to make an optimum environment for quickening the photosynthetic process.
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