Plants restrict use of 'Tipp-Ex proteins'

ScienceDaily
May 17, 2024, 11:15 am174 pts
Plants have special corrective molecules at their disposal that can make retrospective modifications to copies of genes. However, it would appear that these 'Tipp-Ex proteins' do not have permission to work in all areas of the cell, only being used in chloroplasts and mitochondria. A study has now explained why…

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