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A CRISPR-based gene editing method was developed to efficiently target and modify entire gene families in tomato plants, overcoming genetic redundancy and enabling the study of complex multigenic traits. This approach allowed precise alteration of traits such as fruit taste and shape, and is adaptable to other crops, supporting the development of improved, non-GMO plant varieties.
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CRISPR-based technology leads to discovery of complex multigenic traits in tomato plants
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