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published: 25 Mar 2010
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EEB 180: Genetic engineering in developing countries. The Cartagena Protocol and GM Mosquitoes
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Person:John Marshall, Division of BiologyMail Code 156-29Pasadena, CA
91125, United States of AmericaPhone: +1 626 395 6451,Fax: +1 626 449 0756,Email: johnmm@caltech.edu,Website:Related OrganizationCalifornia Institute of Technology ()Academic or research instituteMail Code 156-29Pasadena, CA
91125, United States of AmericaPhone: +1 626 395 6451,Fax: +1 626 449 0756,Email: johnmm@caltech.edu,Website:
UCLA Institutional Review Board (IRB), Los Angeles
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2009
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The Contents is as follows:
* Background
* GM mosquitoes as LMOs
* GM mosquitoes in transit
* GM mosquitoes in contained field trials
* First intentional environmental release of GM mosquitoes
* Seconday transboundary movements
* Regional arrangements
* GM mosquitoes as pharmaceuticals
* Implications of the US not signing the Protocol
* References
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* Background
* GM mosquitoes as LMOs
* GM mosquitoes in transit
* GM mosquitoes in contained field trials
* First intentional environmental release of GM mosquitoes
* Seconday transboundary movements
* Regional arrangements
* GM mosquitoes as pharmaceuticals
* Implications of the US not signing the Protocol
* References
- GBF-T17. Strengthen biosafety and distribute benefits of biotechnology
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