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RNA Interference for Improving Disease Resistance in Plants and Its Relevance in This Clustered Regularly Interspaced Short Palindromic Repeats-Dominated Era in Terms of dsRNA-Based Biopesticides
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Halder and colleagues review RNA interference mechanisms and delivery for crop disease protection.
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General biological mechanism and experimental approaches. Does not establish efficacy, delivery protocol or field stage for the University of Arizona work described by KYMA in October 2026.
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