124 Pages
by
CRC Press
124 Pages
by
CRC Press
124 Pages
by
CRC Press
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This work reviews the theoretical and historical basis of genetic engineering, particularly in regard to genetically modified plants, and details techniques of creating genetically modified organisms. It describes research programs and results in areas such as agro-food, health, and the environment, and examines practical, legal, and ethical questions posed by society and the responses of... Read more
Introduction: Genetically Modified Organisms
A Brief History Techniques of Creating GMOs: Isolation of a Functional Gene
Construction of Chimeric Genes and Selectable Marker Genes; Operations of Gene Transfer
Essential Controls
Stability, Heritability and Dispersal of the Transgene Research Programmes and Results: Objectives of Research Programmes
Achievements in Fundamental Research
Achievements in Applied Research GMOs: Concerns and Remedies: Questions Raised by the Existence of GMOs
Response of Society: Regulatory and Judicial Framework for GMOs
Conclusion: What is the Future of GMOs?
Biography
Yves Tourte
