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The researchers used the CRISPR-Kill technique to prevent the model plant Camelina from forming secondary roots
With the help of CRISPR/Cas molecular scissors, the genetic information of plants can be modified to make them more resistant to pests, diseases or extreme climatic conditions
Using molecular scissors, the DNA, the carrier of genetic information, can be modified in plants
Elimination of secondary roots and petals with CRISPR-Kill
The scientists conducted experiments focused on the secondary roots and petals of the model plant Arabidopsis thaliana
In contrast to other methods of eliminating cells with cytotoxins or laser radiation, CRISPR-Kill induces multiple cuts in the genome
Better understanding of plant development
The work of scientific researchers can be divided into basic research
Using CRISPR-Kill for organ specific cell elimination by cleavage of tandem repeats
