Artificial blood breakthrough

Biotech dispute

Musical DNA

New gene promises protien bonanza

Introducing the bacteria

Biotech in the lead

Cut the tape

Grudges galore

Beastly gene

A disorder that causes hair to appear an over the body has been traced to a mutant gene

Genetic games

... and the government's new set of rules to ensure safety standards in DNA-based drugs

Biotech capital

There is a great potential for biotechnological research in Bangalore, opine experts

Humans may follow

Gandhi's Challenge to Modern Science

Private bullies

Chooser, not a beggar

Yeast genes spring surprise on scientists

Chromosome III in yeast, the first to have its DNA fully described, opened up a wealth of new genes whose functions are completely unknown

Problems with bio-safety

Concerns about the world's indigenous peoples were conveniently sidelined as bio-safety centrestage at the recent biodiversity meeting in Nassau

Talking green

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Europeans and Biotechnology in 2002 - Eurobarometer 58.0 (2nd Edition: March 21st 2003)

The Eurobarometer Survey measures the awareness and concerns of Europeans on important environmental issues. The fifth edition of the survey, …

‘BRAI will benefit both private and public sectors’

Introduction of the Biotechnology Regulatory Authority of India (BRAI) Bill has brought cheers to the agri-biotechnology industry that was facing …

Genetic shearing

Using DNA to put them in place

Gay on genes

The biochemistry of growing old

Research looks into the DNA factor acting as a stimulant for aging

Gene foretells