Transgenic Technologies in Agriculture: From Lab to Field to Market
November 6, 2013| |
CIBTech Journal of Biotechnology publishes a review article presenting the overall perspective on the acceptability and commercialization of transgenic technology in agriculture. It covers the scientific merits of the technology as well as the uncertainties attached to the adoption of the technology. Download the paper at http://cibtech.org/J%20Biotechnology/PUBLICATIONS/2013/Vol-2-No-3/CJB-03-006-GUPTA-TRANSGENIC-MARKET.pdf.
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