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Genetically modified plants: questions and answers
What can and should genetic technologies be used for?
Claudio Stern is a developmental biologist who is furthering our understanding of how body pattern is established in the early embryos of vertebrates. Working principally in chick embryos, he has provided important information about the way that
Kenneth Timmis has devoted his career to analysing and rebuilding the genetic machinery of bacteria, pioneering many of the essential tools of biotechnology. He has gone on to design and engineer bacterial strategies to remove environmental
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