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Dear Sir or Madam,
A new process could keep linseed oil tasting mild for far longer – without compromising its valuable nutritional profile. Meanwhile, a young company has developed a technology designed to tackle one of the most persistent shortcomings of nutritional supplements, and has just secured millions in investor funding to scale it up. At the same time, researchers have for the first time managed to deliberately shrink or even completely eliminate chromosomes in plants with exceptionally large genomes – a breakthrough that could fundamentally transform crop breeding.
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