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Genetic Engineering Digest is an extract from leading news sources and blogs, updated daily. - 03/17/2010
03/17/2010
Sigma-Aldrich buys Ace Animals, terms undisclosed
The Associated Press
Ace will operate as part of as part of the Sigma Advanced Genetic Engineering Labs. Sigma-Aldrich Corp. is based in St. Louis.
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At GEAC dinner, Jairam skips Bt, takes swipe at foreign univ Bill
Indian Express
Members of the Genetic Engineering Approval Committee (GEAC) — the apex regulator for genetically modified products — were invited to an ice-breaking dinner ...
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Genetically modified foods get US traction, global debate
USA Today
... the more it's going to be used," says Eric Hoffman, the group's genetic engineering policy campaigner in Washington, DC "There's potential for China ...
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GEAC to prepare fresh protocols for Bt Brinjal
fnbnews.com
Bio-tech regulator Genetic Engineering Approval Committee (GEAC), in consultation with eminent scientists, would prepare fresh protocols for specific tests ...
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sugar beets, monsanto, genetic engineering
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
BY PAUL ELIAS AP SAN FRANCISCO — A federal judge said on Tuesday that farmers can harvest their genetically engineered sugar beets this year, ...
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Sigma-Aldrich Further Expands In Vivo Biology Offering by Signing an Agreement ...
CNNMoney.com (press release)
Concurrently, Ace Animals, Inc.'s customers are expected to benefit from access to the industry-leading genetic engineering platforms offered through ...
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The secret to electoral success: Jetpacks!
Macleans.ca
Since then, all sorts of futuristic predictions have come true: genetic engineering, virtual reality, sharks with laser beams on their heads (Bill Gates's ...
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University of Minnesota announces 2010 Siehl Prize For Excellence in ...
UMN News
His was the first laboratory to regenerate corn plants from cells in tissue culture, a contribution that allowed for development of genetic engineering in ...
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Robot Surgery, Thy Name is DaVinci
Singularity Hub (blog)
Scientists worry about the public's reaction to future advances in genetic engineering and stem-cell research, but patients seem perfectly fine with using a ...
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