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Paul Nolte and re-emerging plant pathogens are viruses. They are more notorious than the other plant pathogens because they can sequester and reprogram the host cellular machinery for their own benefit. This also makes their management a challenge, when compared to other groups of plant pathogens such as bact

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Christoph M?llersily recoded RNA guides to target user-defined sequences and generate double-stranded breaks (DSB) that are then repaired by the cell’s endogenous repair mechanisms. Incorrect repair results in mutations at the target. When the targets are in coding sequences, this often results in loss-of-function m

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