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Ling Li , associate professor in the MSU Department of Biological Sciences , has spent more than a decade studying rice and soybean crops.
Her work offers a potential solution to combat global protein deficiency.
Her novel approach uses gene editing to remove repressor elements from noncoding DNA sequences, unlocking the potential for higher protein production in crops.
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