Mascoma uses the tools
of modern biotechnology to develop microorganisms (yeasts) that improve industrial production of fuels and chemicals from biomass.
The tools
of modern biotechnology, he explains, can potentially refine industrial fermentation by mixing and matching genes that lead to a better conversion of sugar to alcohol.
I think about that scene when I hear the way many of my environmentalist friends talk about genetically modified organisms, or GMOs, an ill - fitting term that has come to stand for plants, animals and other living things whose genes have been directly manipulated in the lab using the techniques
of modern biotechnology.
BCP is a stakeholder organization advocating for the safe and responsible use
of modern biotechnology for the attainment of national development goals in the Philippines.
Not exact matches
A Colloquium on «Body, Soul and Mind: Aquinas and
modern developments in
Biotechnology and neuroscience» in Oxford last March emphasised the relevance
of the philosophy
of science...
What I still find astonishing — and what I was so excited to see on this particular day — is that Golden Rice, developed through
modern biotechnology, has the ability to accumulate large amounts
of beta carotene in the grains, giving it this dramatic golden color.
IRRI is using breeding and
modern biotechnology to develop rice that contains more beta - carotene (a source
of vitamin A), iron, and zinc.
At the end
of June 2016, a number
of Nobel laureates accused Greenpeace's campaign against Golden Rice as a «crime against humanity «and called upon governments around the world to «do everything in their power to oppose Greenpeace's actions and accelerate the access
of farmers to all the tools
of modern biology, especially seeds improved through
biotechnology ``.
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My colleagues and I continually ask these types
of questions while working in the field
of agricultural
biotechnology, and we are using the tools
of modern biology to find the solutions.
Although the whole drive to understand the molecular basis
of beer production involves
modern tools that are used in
biotechnology, such as real - time polymerase chain reaction (PCR), gene chips, proteomics, mass spectrometers, and so forth, genetic manipulation is not acceptable in any form — not in any
of the raw materials or the yeast.
Yes, says Horsch, in a recent speech: «We can not afford to squander our time debating that last fraction
of risk from fantastic «what if» scenarios
of biotechnology that ignore 10 millennia
of broad experience in agriculture and tremendous
modern insights into the science
of genetics.»
Arthur Landy, a distinguished professor
of molecular and cell biology and biochemistry at Brown University, recently decided, however, that he had to remind a former premed student
of his that «without evolution,
modern biology, including medicine and
biotechnology, wouldn't make sense.»
Our Synthetic Biology Future Science Platform is positioning Australia to play a role in one
of the fastest growing areas
of modern science so that we can understand global developments and contribute to advances in areas including manufacturing, industrial
biotechnology, environmental remediation, biosecurity, agriculture, and healthcare research.
«[T] he science is quite clear: crop improvement by the
modern molecular techniques
of biotechnology is safe.
The recipients named today independently developed the science
of modern plant
biotechnology, opening doors to improved agricultural crops that can feed the world more effectively and sustainably.
Biotechnology offers the most efficient, cost - effective means
of raising agricultural productivity worldwide and this companion book to Food and You: A Guide to
Modern Agricultural
Biotechnology outlines the essential issues.
Using plant
biotechnology we have introduced two resistance genes
of a wild potato into a
modern potato variety.
The Hanson Laboratory is located on the third floor
of Cornell University's
modern and well - equipped
Biotechnology Building.
References National Center for
Biotechnology Information: Effects
of Dietary Flax Seed and Sunflower Seed Supplementation on Normal Canine Serum Polyunsaturated Fatty Acids and Skin and Hair Coat Condition Scores
Modern Dog Magazine: 10 «People» Foods for Dogs peteducation.com: Omega Fatty Acids: Sources, Effects, and Therapeutic Uses in Dogs
They are embodiments
of the complexity
of life in the
modern age, ruminations on the omnipresence
of mass - production, space travel and
biotechnology.»
Apart from various aspects
of GMOs, she will probably write about botany, evolution, domestication, molecular biology,
biotechnology,
modern agricultural practices and more, all as related to food.
Unintended consequences
of pathogens developed by
modern biotechnology methods 4.