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Researchers engineered diploid inbred potato lines to express Bt toxins Cry1Ac and Cry3A, achieving dual resistance against the potato tuber moth and Colorado potato beetle. The study demonstrates stable Mendelian inheritance of these traits in F1 progeny, showcasing the potential of diploid breeding systems for efficient and predictable potato improvement.
This study evaluates a phyto-based microemulsion incorporating potato peel powder as a key ingredient for treating infected wounds. The research demonstrates that the formulation promotes collagen deposition, antibacterial activity, and accelerated wound healing, highlighting a potential biomedical application for potato processing byproducts.
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