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Scientists turned red lettuce green and something surprising happened

Researchers successfully edited the genome of red lettuce to inhibit the production of red pigments, which unexpectedly led to an increase in other beneficial compounds, while maintaining normal growth. This breakthrough highlights the potential of genome editing for enhancing plant nutritional value.

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