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Benitec Licenses ddRNAi Transgenic Technology to Artemis
November 2004 Benitec (Australia) has granted a license to Artemis Pharmaceuticals (Germany) for its RNAi technology.
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Sperm Stem Cells Grown In Vitro
November 2004 US researchers have succeeded in growing mouse spermatogonial stem cells in culture for the first time.
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Only One out of Four Anti-Biotech Bills Approved in California
November 2004 Initiatives aimed at banning agricultural biotechnology were defeated in three California counties, but approved in another.
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Optimism At Sygen International
November 2004 Sygen International tells AgBiotechNet about its activities and visions for the future.
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Swiss Federal Council Adopts Cartagena Biosafety Ordinance
November 2004 The Swiss Federal Council has adopted the Cartagena Ordinance governing the export of genetically modified organisms (GMOs).
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Monsanto at Leading Edge, Says Fraley
November 2004 In a presentation to investors Monsanto Chief Technology Officer Robert T. Fraley, argued that the company's early investment in biotechnology and gen...
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How Infections Combat Plant Immune Responses
November 2004 Researchers at the University of California, Riverside, with colleagues at the University of Florida and at UC Davis, have uncovered how viruses circu...
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Schröder Urges Open Mind on GMOs
November 2004 Germany needs to be more open-minded towards the use of geneticly engineered products, says German Chancellor Gerhard Schröder.
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Broad Benefits from AgBiotech, Says NCFAP Report
July 2001 The benefits of agricultural biotechnology are not limited to commodity crops such as soyabeans, cotton and maize, says Leonard Gianessi, Senior Resea...
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BioEthics Web Portal Launched
November 2004 An Australian bioethics website is being launched today that will link all national, state and territory government agencies dealing with ethics in bi...
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