ISAAA in 2018: Accomplishment Report
February 20, 2019| |
With ISAAA's continuous efforts in shaping sound policy and regulations, our aim is to attain responsible deployment and adoption of biotech crops. ISAAA provides various forms of support to enable transfer of appropriate biotechnology applications, at the same time stimulate science-based discussions through effective science communication. ISAAA in 2018: Accomplishment Report highlights our efforts to bring the benefits of biotechnology to those who need it most and uplift more lives, especially in the developing world. Get a copy from the ISAAA website.
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News from Around the World
- Hunger in Africa Continues to Rise, UN Report Reveals
- New Biotech Cotton Event Approved in Argentina
- Epigenetics Research Could Lead to More Resilient Crops
- ERS Publishes Report on Development, Adoption, and Management of Drought Tolerant Corn in the United States
- Battle to Save the US Citrus Industry Hinges on Consumer Acceptance of GM Food
- SEARCA BIC Policy Brief Highlights Global Scientific Consensus on the Safety of GMO Technology
- New Evidence on Vernalization Has Been Found
- Wageningen Economic Research Conducts Comparative Analysis of Global Agricultural Policies for the EU
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Research Highlights
- Overexpression of OsFTL10 Induces Early Flowering Improves Drought Tolerance in Rice
- Co-expression of Soybean Genes Leads to Improved Folate Content in Maize and Wheat
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Announcements
- Global Congress on Biotechnology
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Resources
- Gene Editing: A Potential GameChanger for Crop Agriculture
- ISAAA in 2018: Accomplishment Report
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Plant
- CRISPR-Cas9 Mutations in a Rice Gene Changes Starch Biosynthesis in the Endosperm
- Transgene-Free Genome Editing in Tomato and Potato Plants Using CRISPR-Cas9 Cytidine Base Editor
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