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        <description>Title: Puregrain-Zen Description: As the French stereotype goes, we do love our bread. But before a baguette hits the bakery, it all starts with healthy grains in the fields. Right now, farmers are facing a silent enemy: mycotoxins (toxic microscopic fungi). Even tougher? Since new regulations, farmers must test their crops in a lab before selling them locally or exporting them. That means days of waiting, massive stress, and high risks of crop loss. That’s where iGEM Sorbonne 2026 steps in with PureGrain Solutions We are developing a fast, accessible, and field-deployable testing kit. As a detection box: farmers can test their crops themselves, right on-site, and get instant results! No more lab waiting lines. By helping producers act earlier, we hope to reduce crop losses and contribute to a safer food chain. Wiki | Official Page</description>
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