Research from the Bevilacqua Lab in Chemistry and Assmann Lab in Biology describes how RNA helps plants perceive heat.
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12 November 2018
The stress of hotter temperatures may trigger a response in a plant's RNA, or ribonucleic acid — part of a cell's genetic messaging system — to help manage this change in its environment, according to a team of Penn State researchers including the Bevilacqua Lab. Read Full Story at PennState News.