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Scientists just found what keeps plant cells from growing out of control

Recent research has identified the protein PEX11 as a critical factor in the division of peroxisomes, which are essential for processing fatty acids in plant cells before they commence photosynthesis. Understanding this mechanism could have implications for plant growth regulation and agricultural practices.

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