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	Advances in coffee biotechnology In the last 28 years, important advances have been made in in vitro coffee culture techniques, putting the crop in a position to benefit from biotechn... Login to view
	Coupling biotechnology to biodiversity in Africa and the Caribbean Login to view
	Manipulation of fibre growth and characteristics through gene targeting to the wool follicle This review describes the current methods of making transgenic sheep, the promoters used to target expression of transgenes to the wool follicle and t... Login to view
	Risk prevention and the political control of genetic engineering: lessons from a participatory techn The review describes the political experiment of a participatory technology assessment which was organized in Germany to test whether the endless batt... Login to view
	Consumer opinions on transgenic animals Public opinion is likely to be a crucial factor in the development and introduction of transgenic animals, but it will very much depend on perceptions... Login to view
	Molecular biology of the rumen microbial ecosystem: prospects for genetic manipulation Substantial progress has been made in the quest for knowledge about the genetics of ruminal bacteria. The cloning and subsequent DNA sequence analysis... Login to view
	Advances in plant cryopreservation technology: current applications in crop plant biotechnology Cryopreservation is the storage of living cells at ultra-low temperatures, usually in liquid nitrogen. This long-term conservation method is increasin... Login to view
	Genetic Resources Recognition Fund Crop germplasm from developing countries provides a major source of biological material for the development of improved crop varieties and medicines. ... Login to view
	BIBAC technology: progress and prospects A BIBAC vector serves dual functions as a vector for the construction of large insert genomic DNA libraries and as a binary vector for Agrobacterium- ... Login to view
	Hairy root cultures for the production of secondary metabolites Agrobacterium rhizogenes is able to induce hairy root symptoms on a large variety of dicot species. These hairy roots can be excised and cultivated in... Login to view

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