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Chapter 11.5, Problem 2MC
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Why the researchers conclude that weeds inheriting the “booster” gene had a reproductive advantage.
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Glyphosate generally kills the plant by inhibiting the critical enzyme production in the plant. Booster gene produces twenty folds of the enzyme required to sustain the effects of the Glyphosate and hence transgenic plant with booster gene survives.
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