'Traditional breeding' diaporamas de présentation

Genetically Modified Organisms in Agriculture

Genetically Modified Organisms in Agriculture. In traditional breeding large pieces of chromosome are moved (by chromosome crossing over) often bringing in undesirable traits (e.g., poor product quality) with the desirable (e.g., pest resistance).

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Webinar 3, GMO Speaker Training

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142 Nobel Laureates support AMG Richard J. Roberts Governors of ICGEB, 22 May Nd 2019

142 Nobel Laureates support AMG Richard J. Roberts Governors of ICGEB, 22 May Nd 2019. Marc Van Montagu and Jeff Schell Discoverers of the transformation of the Plasmid Ti together with Mary Dell Chilton. Remember that for the 800 million who go to bed hungry at night

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142 Nobel Laureates support GMOs Richard J. Roberts ICGEB Governors, May 22 nd 2019

142 Nobel Laureates support GMOs Richard J. Roberts ICGEB Governors, May 22 nd 2019.

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NRE/UNDP Policy Dialogue on Liability and Redress of the Cartagena Protocol on Biosafety

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The Future of Advocacy: When Science and Research are not enough. The Case of GMOs

The Future of Advocacy: When Science and Research are not enough. The Case of GMOs Richard J. Roberts Oxford , Sept 29 th 2018. Initiatives Which Laureates How many? Open Access publication (2001) Science 49

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Traditional breeding: no risks?

Traditional breeding: no risks?. Bert Visser Copenhagen, 13 december 2005. Scope of this presentation. definitions technical risks: undesirable traits toxic compounds allergies agronomic traits institutional risks: market demands the rat race for resistance narrowing the genetic base

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Traditional breeding: major challenges and potentials

Traditional breeding: major challenges and potentials. Bert Visser Copenhagen, 13 december 2005. Scope of this presentation (1). challenges reaching the rural poor decreasing malnutrition accepting limits to land use absorbing increased meat consumption coping with water scarcity

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