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        <description>Title: NEMAKLEAR:A Yeast Biosensor for Plant-Parasitic Nematodes Description: Plant-parasitic nematodes are microscopic soil worms that attack crop roots and cause major yield losses worldwide. They are difficult to detect early, because they are invisible to the naked eye and current detection methods rely on specialized labs and trained experts that most farmers cannot easily access. Our project, Field Detective, aims to develop a simpler way to screen for these nematodes using engineered yeast. We are designing yeast that carries fungal receptors able to recognize ascarosides — chemical signals that nematodes naturally release — and to respond by producing a visible color change. The goal is a readout that is easy to interpret without specialized equipment, making early nematode screening more accessible. Official Page</description>
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