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tobacco plant with firefly gene

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The Scientist Image of the Day: Light Up This tobacco plant glows by expressing a luciferase gene. Iowa State University, Stephen Howell http: bit.ly 15tZqOE Facebook same genetic code in fireflies and tobacco plants Glowing tobacco plant created with firefly genes Transport of water from soil upto Xylem Post created by : @hindwarrier1806 #thetotalbiology #biology #biology #biotechnology #biotechusa #biotech #lifescience #study #neetexam #zoology #botany #biologynotes #biologyclass Engineers create plants that glow MIT News Massachusetts Institute of Technology

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