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Ed Michael on Abbott: then and now.
Watershed moments. In 1985, I joined Abbott, a successful, broad-based healthcare company; and 22 years later, we ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
Getting ready for the GMO debate.
Given the controversies swirling around the topic of GMOs (genetically modified organisms) in agriculture, it is surprising how ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
It's All in the Genes
Meet Dr. Patricia Bader, practicing pediatrician, clinical cytogeneticist and the director of the Cytogenetics Lab of Parkview Hospital. (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
A brief history of medical diagnosis and the birth of the clinical...
CONTINUING EDUCATION To earn CEUs, see test on page 24. LEARNING OBJECTIVES Upon completion of this article, the ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
Mapping a Graphic Genome: A Cross-comparison Between
Korean and Japanese...
Mapping a Graphic Genome: A Cross-comparison between Korean and Japanese Designers M. Kim. 2003. Visible language 37, no. (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
What Your Genes Know Affects Them: Should Patient Confidentiality Prevent...
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GrainGenes Website Speeds Discovery of Familiar Grains' Unfamiliar Genes
Hearty grains-the oats in your breakfast cereal, the wheat in oven-fresh dinner rolls-are a mainstay of everyday meals. (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
Protecting the Frontiers of Biotechnology Beyond the Genome: The Limits of...
IMAGE TABLE 1 IMAGE TABLE 2 I. INTRODUCTION Scientific knowledge and invention rapidly accelerated in the past few ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
Haplotyping strategy enhanced by issuance of patent
for variance detection.
Variagenics, Inc. (Cambridge, MA; 617-588-5318) a leader in pharmacogenomics, announced that the United States Patent and Trademark Office ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
How Sweet It Can Be
J. Mitchell McGrath may not seem the man to be cast in the role of a revolutionary. But ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
From corn-bred statistics to high-tech breeding
IMAGE PHOTOGRAPH 2 Geneticist Ed Buckler measures a maize ear for statistical analysis. In 1999, U.S. farmers produced ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
New Jersey Leads The Country in Cancer Therapies
The fight against cancer is fierce in New Jersey This Northeast industrial state consistently makes the top 10 ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
Choosing our genes: attempts to ban biomedical
research are announced...
Technologies giving us control over our genetic destiny will be developed, whether they are banned or not. But ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
Evolution of a trader.
Developing a system can take years. So to make your life easier, follow the Darwin example to train ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
BOOSTING BIOTECH.
Since becoming president of Caltech, David Baltimore has taken steps to see that academic breakthroughs in biology and ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
Improving trout through genetics research
The ARS National Center for Cool and Cold Water Aquaculture has been busy since its start-up in August ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
Farming for pharmaceuticals
New Brunswick, N.J.-New Jersey farmers may someday soon cash in on pharmaceutical manufacturing. That is because Rutgers University ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
Workplace Privacy and Discrimination Issues Related to Genetic Data: A...
I. INTRODUCTION Imagine you are applying for a clerical job in a laboratory.1 The laboratory offers you a ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
Extracting human resources.
ACTS OF BIOPIRACY are not confined to plants, livestock and exotic microbes. Perhaps the most outrageous example of ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
Agricultural biotechnology: a growing
market?
As instrument companies look to further diversify end-user markets for life science technologies beyond pharmaceutical applications, the agricultural ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE) | |
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