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MicroRNA switch controls how readily lettuce regrows new shoots

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A new study in lettuce shows that the miR319–LsTCP4 module acts as a genetic brake on de novo shoot regeneration, with implications for crop transformation and genome editing.
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MicroRNA switch controls how readily lettuce regrows new shoots

A new study in lettuce shows that the miR319–LsTCP4 module acts as a genetic brake on de novo shoot regeneration, with implications for crop transformation and genome editing.

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BIOENGINEER.ORG broke the news on Friday, October 23, 2026.
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