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According to the announcement of the International Organization for the Acquisition of Agri-biotech Applications (ISAAA), 2012 marked a record increase of 100 times in t…
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According to the announcement of the International Organization for the Acquisition of Agri-biotech Applications (ISAAA), 2012 marked a record increase of 100 times in t…
In 2003, biotech giant Monsanto developed a genetically modified corn that is resistant to rootworm by using Cry3Bb1 Protein, derived from the bacterium Bacillus thuring…
Despite being the second largest rice exporter in the world, 6.7% of Vietnam's population still lacks food. One of the reasons
The Chinese government views agricultural biotechnology as a tool to: improve the nation's food, increase agricultural productivity, increase farmers' incomes, promote s…
A Canadian biotech company has revolutionized the treatment of diabetes - making insulin from safflower seeds.
Genetic Savings & Clone, a biotech company in the US, which sells cloned pets, sent letters to customers last month, announcing that they will close on.
Cloning dogs is just the beginning of complex science and always accepts mixed reactions from this community.
Sinogene, a Chinese biotech company, successfully cloned Longlong rabbit hound from another genetically modified dog to develop atherosclerosis, CNN reported yesterday.
According to sources from Nikei Asian Review, Kuyshu Medical, a small Japanese biotech company, successfully extracted tablet-like drugs that can kill mosquito larvae.
Bharat Biotch - a vaccine maker in India has announced a staggering step towards the successful development of the Zika virus vaccine that is threatening the world.
A biotech company in the US has studied how to feed pig organs for human use and achieve some initial success.
Scientists have for the first time built a type of biotech muscle that can automatically heal wounds on animals.
After an initial successful test in mice, Chinese scientists believe that stem cells derived from urine can help humans re-grow lost teeth.
In a statement released on November 5, Dutch biotech company uniQure said it would start selling the first human gene therapy called Glybera in the European market next…
California biotech company Geron has been approved by the US Food and Drug Administration to test embryonic stem cells to treat paralyzed patients with spinal injuries.