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    Stem cells at the tips of plants have been known to keep viruses away from this region, even as an infection ravages the rest of the plant. Quite how this happens has long been something of a mystery to scientists. Until now.

    WUSCHEL proteins resist the viral invasion by inhibiting the protein assembly line of the plant stem cell. (Image by CHEN Lei and LIANG Yan)

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