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This Week's New Postings to AgBiotech InfoNet Archive of Previous Weeks' Postings Highlights and Original Contributions Indicates Link Outside Ag Biotech InfoNet
Indicates Technical Paper
How Bacillus thuringiensis has evolved specific toxins to colonize the insect
world, by Ruud A. de Maagd, Alejandra Bravo and Neil Crickmore, TRENDS in Genetics Vol.17 No.4 April 2001 (pdf 255K)
Human Genome Project in Crisis: Where is the program for life? by
Richard Strohman , Department of Molecular & Cell Biology, Stanley Hall,
UC Berkeley, March 2001 (pdf 96K)
Refiners Shun Bioengineered Sugar Beets, Frustrating Plans for
Monsanto, Aventis, Wall Street Journal, April 27, 2001
A Glowing Achievement, or a Can of Worms? Proposed Field Test of
Gene-Altered Cotton Pest Debated, Washington Post,
via Farm Power News, April 245, 2001
ARS Scientists and BASF Corporation Join Forces, Agricultural
Research Service, April 25, 2001
CABI Publishing is pleased to announce the launch of organic-research.com
(www.organic-research.com) - the online community for organic farming and
food. The site contains a large amount of information and will be of
particular interest to those actively involved in organic farming research
and development.
Monsanto Replacing GMO Canola Seed in Canada -- Scramble
to Retrieve Thousands of Recalled Bags, Reuters (Winnepeg Manitoba, CA), April 25, 2001
Will Bio-Corn Get to the Plate?, Reuters
(Washington), April 24, 2001
Rule shift could aid StarLink -- EPA weighs allowing human food to
contain traces of biotech corn; the policy now calls for zero tolerance,
Des Moines Register Washington Bureau, April 25, 2001
Pollen Movement -- from
Monsanto 2001 Technology Use Guide
Pollen Movement, SANET Post from Mary-Howell
Martens, April 22, 2001
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