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Guanghui Xu, Yuhan Chen, Fuxi Wang

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    新的研究揭示了再生产力系统 (REM) 转录因子,称为REM指令甲基化 (RIM) 蛋白,指导植物生殖组织中的DNA甲基化. 这一发现突显了遗传信息.

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