A new open-access study introduces RiSpy, a data-driven fingerprinting framework that makes the identification of genome-edited (GE) rice lines more robust, scalable and broadly applicable. Researchers from Sciensano, together with CIRAD and DARWIN project partners, in collaboration with colleagues from Ghent University, have presented the new methodological framework for the reliable identification of genome-edited (GE) rice lines in the journal Briefings in Bioinformatics.
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New Framework Enhances Identification of Genome-Edited Rice Lines
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September 18, 2026
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A new study introduces RiSpy, a framework for identifying genome-edited rice lines, developed by researchers from Sciensano, CIRAD, and Ghent University. This advancement could enhance agricultural practices, including in Iran, where food security is a significant concern. The methodology aims to improve the reliability of identifying genetically modified crops.
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