Gad Galili

From Efrati and Reich

24.10.2019

Five papers in one week published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences highlight Weizmann Institute research

germination

How to Start a Revolution

31.07.2012

Genetics, Plants and Agriculture

Seed germination involves the reprogramming of the plant’s entire genome

Illustration: genetically engineered plants became resistant to disease

01.05.2004

Genetics, Plants and Agriculture

Research conducted at the Weizmann Institute helps protect the planet’s plant life from potentially detrimental changes in...

Prof. Gad Galili.

A Plant's Brainy Balancing Act

01.05.2002

Brain & Behavior, Cancer, Nutrition, Disease, Drugs & Diagnostics, Genetics, Plants and Agriculture

Plants can't think, but a gene that affects crop nutritional values has a counterpart in the human brain

More Nutritious Potatoes Produced

More Nutritious Potatoes Produced

01.05.1993

Plants and Agriculture

Increasing the levels of an essential amino acid could help prevent malnutrition

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