02/20/2012
Scientists working on genetically modified mosquitos - SlashGear
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Scientists working on genetically modified mosquitosSlashGearA bite is annoying, but the risk of malaria or dengue is much more serious, and that threat is the target of current genetic modification research that is underway. The idea is this â scientists want to introduce genetically altered mosquitos into the ...and more » |
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02/20/2012
Disease-Fighting Secrets of Genetically Modified Mosquitoes - Wired News (blog)
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02/22/2012
Kayla Shapero â GMOs: Proceed With Caution, But Proceed â February 22, 2012 - Arcata Eye
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02/21/2012
Genetic modification - FRANCE 24
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Genetic modificationFRANCE 24France has asked European regulators to suspend authorisation for the use of genetically modified MON 810 maize crops from US company Monsanto based on new studies which show GM crops "pose significant risks for the environment".and more » |
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02/22/2012
Wech lead the way in GM free poultry - Austrian Times
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Wech lead the way in GM free poultryAustrian TimesThe everyday chicken and turkey feed will no longer contain any genetically modified (GM) products further improving, they hope, the quality of their product. As a result of cooperation between the producers and suppliers, Wech are now able to ... |
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02/17/2012
Genetically modified mosquitoes may mean an end to malaria - Guilfordian
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Genetically modified mosquitoes may mean an end to malariaGuilfordianThese scientists met success after months of seeking to genetically modify mosquitoes to be resistant to plasmodium, the parasite responsible for malaria. Throughout history, and still today, malaria has devastated populations in towns across the globe ... |
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02/21/2012
Organic Farmers to Monsanto: We Don't Want Your Seeds Anyway! - Indian Country Today Media Network.com
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02/14/2012
Genetic Modification Plus Big Pharm Equals Anti-Science Hippie Meltdown - Science 2.0
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02/21/2012
Seeds of a play: the Monsanto story on stage - Globe and Mail
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Seeds of a play: the Monsanto story on stageGlobe and MailMonsanto, the multinational seed and agricultural products company, had accused Mr. Schmeiser of growing its genetically modified Canola seeds without paying the necessary royalties â of violating the company's patent rights. But rather than settling ... |
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02/22/2012
Better varieties - IRRI news (press release)
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Better varietiesIRRI news (press release)We employ conventional breeding and new tools in genetics and genomicsâsuch as marker-assisted selectionâas well as genetic modification. We develop genetically superior and elite rice breeding lines and hybrid varieties. IRRI shares these breeding ...and more » |
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