Scientific American Names High Impact Biotech Products and Processes
June 25, 2014| |
Scientific American published another issue of Worldview, a special edition focusing on global biotechnology perspective. One of the articles in the issue features ten products and processes that revolutionized life around the world. Two agri-biotech products made it to the list, and these are the insect resistant cotton, commercially known as Bollgard; and herbicide tolerant crops. Biofuels is also part of the list, together with Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR) which aids in multiplying DNA copies into millions; and DNA sequencing, which has significantly contributed to different science fields.
Read more at http://www.saworldview.com/tracking-innovation/high-impact/. Download the 2014 Worldview issue at http://www.saworldview.com/about-us/download-the-2014-issue/.
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