Excerpts from this story referencing "biotechnology":
"… early days, which required the destruction of embryos.Thompson is a fan of biotechnology, and under his watch Wisconsin grew to become a biotech giant, with the st …"
Excerpts from this story referencing "Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service":
"… d five GE animal and insect research projects at a cost of $16 million.The Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service has been slow to develop regulations regarding GE animals and insects comp …"
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Excerpts from this story referencing "biotechnology":
"… rs. China has reportedly been increasing its funding for cloning and other biotechnology research efforts. From 1995 to 2000, it reportedly spent over $180 million …"
Excerpts from this story referencing "biotechnology":
"… nomic potential in embryonic cloning, stem cell research and other related biotechnology research. Great Britain leads this pack that also includes China, South Ko …"
"… s obtain stem cell lines.The United Kingdom has the world's second largest biotechnology industry after the United States, comprising nearly 400 biotechnology comp …"
"… gest biotechnology industry after the United States, comprising nearly 400 biotechnology companies, according to the British government. In 2001, it employed 19,00 …"
"… ing Singapore, China, South Korea and Japan, have also made investments in biotechnology.Singapore, which suffered an economic slump during the Asian financial cri …"
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Excerpts from this story referencing "biotechnology":
"… ddress the issue in its Autumn 2004 session.December 2003 – Clonaid, the biotechnology company founded by the leader of the Raelian religious movement, announces …"
Excerpts from this story referencing "biotechnology":
"… yos to be immoral. The other side— scientific and medical community, the biotechnology industry, and patients' rights groups—while denouncing reproductive clon …"
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