Inside the Biotech Lab and Image Gallery
November 14, 2018
ISAAA releases its latest addition to the Biotech Communication Series, Inside the Biotech Lab: How to Genetically Engineer a Plant? which is a visual documentation of how scientists conduct genetic transformation in the laboratory. Together with the new publication, ISAAA also releases the ISAAA Biotech/GM Crops Image Gallery which contains over 100 images of biotech crops and other related images available for public use.
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News from Around the World
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Research Highlights
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Beyond Crop Biotech
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Announcements
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Resources
- Inside the Biotech Lab and Image Gallery
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Plant
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