W-12 is a virus that seriously harms the growth of grains and causes a large reduction in grain production every year. Scientists have found that inserting a gene extracted from W-12 into a grain gene that is susceptible to infection can make The grain produces antibodies to W-12, which greatly reduces losses.
The statement 'When plants acquire antibodies to certain viruses through genetic mutations, they will also change some of their growth characteristics' does not strengthen the above conclusion if the following items are true.