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Paperclip RNAs bypass clathrin mediated endocytosis in insect and fungal cells
Insects and fungi are among the most destructive pests and pathogens affecting agriculture and public health. Although chemical pesticides have long been the primary means of control, their broad‑spectrum activity and widespread use have accelerated resistance in many systems. RNA interference (RNA
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