Biological Journals And Abbreviations: B BMC Med ethics, BMC Medical ethics. biotechnology, biotechnology (Stoneham, MA). BullHokkaido Nat agric Exper Station, Bulletin of Hokkaido National agriculture http://home.ncifcrf.gov/research/bja/journams_b.html
Extractions: Abbreviation Name BJR Suppl BJR Supplement (London) BMC Anesthesiol BMC Anesthesiology BMC Biochem BMC Biochemistry BMC Bioinformatics BMC Bioinformatics BMC Biol BMC Biology BMC Biotechnol BMC Biotechnology BMC Blood Disord BMC Blood Disorders BMC Cancer BMC Cancer BMC Cardiovasc Disord BMC Cardiovascular Disorders BMC Cell Biol BMC Cell Biology BMC Chem Biol BMC Chemical Biology BMC Clin Pathol BMC Clinical Pathology BMC Clin Pharmacol BMC Clinical Pharmacology BMC Complement Altern Med BMC Complementary and Alternative Medicine BMC Dermatol BMC Dermatology BMC Dev Biol BMC Developmental Biology BMC Ear Nose Throat Disord BMC Ear, Nose, and Throat Disorders BMC Ecol BMC Ecology BMC Emerg Med BMC Emergency Medicine BMC Endocr Disord BMC Endocrine Disorders BMC Evol Biol BMC Evolutionary Biology BMC Fam Pract BMC Family Practice BMC Gastroenterol BMC Gastroenterology BMC Genet BMC Genetics BMC Genomics BMC Genomics BMC Geriatr BMC Geriatrics BMC Health Serv Res BMC Health Services Research BMC Immunol BMC Immunology BMC Infect Dis BMC Infectious Diseases BMC Int Health Hum Rights BMC International Health and Human Rights BMC Med Educ BMC Medical Education BMC Med Ethics BMC Medical Ethics BMC Med Genet BMC Medical Genetics BMC Med Imaging BMC Medical Imaging BMC Med Inform Decis Mak BMC Medical Informatics and Decision Making BMC Med Res Methodol BMC Medical Research Methodology BMC Med BMC Medicine BMC Microbiol BMC Microbiology BMC Mol Biol BMC Molecular Biology BMC Musculoskelet Disord
AGNET SEPTEMBER 15 5. Reiss, MJ J. agric. ethics 14, 179190 (2001). planning a protest Sunday at theopening of the fourth agricultural biotechnology International Conference http://131.104.232.9/agnet/2002/9-2002/agnet_september_15.htm
Genetic 1997. biotechnology in agriculture. Clark, E. Ann. 1999. Environment, Economics, andEthics. Chapman and Hall, New York. Amer. J. Altern. agric. 12(3)133139. http://www.plant.uoguelph.ca/research/homepages/eclark/ethics.htm
Extractions: The great point is to bring them the real facts. Abraham Lincoln When British shoppers were reportedly quite willing to buy tomato paste openly labelled as genetically engineered a few years ago, were they making an informed decision? Did they know the real facts? Do Canadian shoppers buying unlabelled transgenic potato products marketed under well known brands know enough to ask whether they should be patronizing these products? Do American consumers of dairy products realize that rBST was approved by the US FDA based in part on a proponent-written summary of a 90 day feeding trial with 30 rats - a trial which has never been subject to peer review and published? Have they learned that a more critical review of the actual data from same trial revealed major discrepancies between the proponent summary of "no toxicologically significant changes" and the actual trial results showing that range of rBST-induced adverse health effects? Or that this issue contributed to the 14 Jan 99 Canadian decision to reject rBST, despite 9 years of intensive lobbying by Monsanto?
Coffee BP 39 EP 66 PG 28 JI J. agric. Environ. ethics PY 2001 VL 14 IS 1. Advancesin coffee biotechnology from AgBiotechNet® 1999, Vol. http://home.wlu.edu/~blackmerh/coffee/
Extractions: Coffee strikes me as an excellent candidate for a Global Stewardship example, also eminently relevant to examination of environmental justice issues. It's necessary to start to gather up the materials: books in Annie Here's what I found on a Starbuck's cup the other day: Building Relationships With Coffee Growers world's most exceptional coffees. That can be disassembled and analyzed into a remarkable collection of messages... Here are some links that should be helpful in sorting out this topic: Fair Trade Coffee Campaign and news (globalexchange.org) TransFair USA Equal Exchange Uncommon Grounds Sexto Sol Center for Community Action (Chiapas) Fair Trade Federation VirtualCoffee.com (a zine) and A Quick Guide to Sustainable Coffee Mountain Groan In Chiapas, fair-trade coffee farming is backbreaking and hazardous. Picking the beans is the easy part. BY JULIE GROSSMAN EL BOSQUE, MEXICO From JSTOR: The Struggle for Control of a Commodity Chain: Instant Coffee from Latin America (in Research Reports and Notes) John M. Talbot Latin American Research Review, Vol. 32, No. 2. (1997), pp. 117-135.
BIOTECH Archives -- April 1995 lines) From Marc Munoz marco@IBCP.FR ; No subject (22 lines) From Dr MaureenWolfson PPDMMW@IGS1.agric.ZA MA degree in biotechnology, Law and ethics http://listserv.umd.edu/cgi-bin/wa?A1=ind9504&L=biotech
MedBioWorld: Agriculture Journals Research Quarterly Journal of Agricultural and Environmental ethics Journal of andCrop Science Journal of Applied Ecology Journal of biotechnology Journal of http://www.sciencekomm.at/journals/agric.html
TFI - The Fertilizer Institute: Publications & Business Tools 1995. agricultural biotechnology in the developing world. FAO Research and TechnologyPaper 6. Click here to view file. J. agric. Environ. ethics 993113. http://www.tfi.org/publications/pubsearch/categorysearch.asp?Scope=BD
Extractions: (Complete Source List for Third Party Linking) Accounts of Chemical Research Acid Enviro [includes Acid Magazine] Acid News Acid Precipitation Bulletin Acid Rain Information Publications Acta Polytechnica Scandinavica Acustica Adirondac Advances in Cryogenic Engineering Advances in Environmental Research Advances in Water Resources AERO Sun Times African Environment African Wildlife Agribusiness Agricultural and Forest Meteorology Agricultural Engineering Agricultural Research Agricultural Systems Agricultural Water Management Agroborealis Agroforestry Systems Air Transport World Alces Alternatives Ambio AMC Journal [previously Am Mining Cong J] American Biology Teacher American Demographics American Economic Review American Environmental Laboratory American Forests American Gas American Industrial Hygiene Association Journal American Journal of Agricultural Economics American Journal of Alternative Agriculture American Journal of Public Health American Journal of Science American Laboratory American Nuclear Society Transactions American Rivers American Scientist American Water Works Association Journal
Research agricecon. Discussion documents are also provided which cover a range of issues,including ethics, morality and animal biotechnology, genetically modified http://agrifor.ac.uk/browse/cabi/7412df2b1db8cd2a5d4aafdb6c2090d3.html
Extractions: low graphics other: CARIS IUFRO animal testing alternatives botanical gardens ... trials narrower: agricultural research farming systems research food research interdisciplinary research ... Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew The Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, Web site offers information for visitors as well as details of research and other activities. The pages provide details of collections at Kew and Wakehurst Place together with details of science and horticulture activities, publications, education, educational resources, conservation and research. Access to a number of databases on plant species and DNA is provided, including access to ePIC (electronic Plant Information Centre). This provides "a single point of search across all Kew's major specimen, bibliographic and taxonomic databases on the Internet". research plant collections horticulture conservation ... Institute of Development Studies (IDS) The IDS was established in 1966 and is a national centre for research and teaching on development. The Institute carries out research in many fields of development including globalisation, environment, poverty, social policy and governance. This site provides information about the Institute and its work. Details of the ISD's research programmes are provided online, as well as a selection of the Institute's publications. Additional publications can be ordered online. ELDIS, a gateway to Internet resources in development and environmental information can be accessed from this site. A range of other databases and services produced by IDS are also provided.
UGPSS biotechnology, 4. PSS 4100, Seminar, 1, PSS 4301, agric. Compounds, 3. Continuedenhancement of education skills and adherence to professional ethics. 4131. http://www.ttu.edu/~offpub/01ugpss.html
Extractions: Department of Plant and Soil Science Professor Dick Auld, Chairperson. Horn Professor Nguyen; Thornton Distinguished Professor V. Allen; Rockwell Professor B. L. Allen; Leidigh Professor Krieg; Piper Professor Hopper; Professors Abernathy, R. Allen, Bennett, Thorvilson, and Zartman; Associate Professors Armstrong, Dotray, Peffley, and Phillips; Assistant Professors Green, Maurer, Montague, and Xu; Instructor McKenney; Adjunct Faculty: Archer, Blum, Boman, Brashears, Bronson, Burke, Calhoun, Gannaway, Hequet, Keeling, Lascano, Leser, Mahan, Maunder, McMichael, Oliver, Peterson, Porter, Rosenow, Rummel, Sheetz, Stout, Trolinder, Upchurch, Velten, Wanjura, Wheeler, and Zobeck; Emeritus Faculty: Dregne, Matches, Tereshkovich, and Zukauckas. This department supervises the following degree programs: AGRONOMY, HORTICULTURE, and INTEGRATED PEST MANAGEMENT, Bachelor of Science ; CROP SCIENCE, ENTOMOLOGY, HORTICULTURE, and SOIL SCIENCE, Master of Science ; AGRONOMY, Doctor of Philosophy . A minimum of 134 hours are required for graduation. Students in the departmental areas of agronomy, horticulture, and integrated pest management investigate the basic biological, physical, and social sciences, and more importantly, bring such knowledge to focus on problems in pest control and plant development through genetics, plant growth through management, and plant material use for food, fiber, or the aesthetic good of humankind.
Fundação Luso-Americana 1700, Public lecture ethics and animal biotechnology, Peter Sandoe,Royal Vet. agric. Univ., Copenhagen. Friday 28. 9.3013.30, http://www.flad.pt/bioIntro.asp?cat=55&area=4
Constructing Reality agric. Media coverage of risk in biotechnology in Public A Review of Recent Research. Termsof Usage Privacy Policy Code of ethics Contact Us Useful downloads http://portal.acm.org/citation.cfm?id=166086&dl=ACM&coll=portal&CFID=11111111&CF
Crop Biotech Update 23 April, 2004 Science is a creative enterprise where ethics and values KENYA S agric MINISTER SUPPORTSGM PRODUCTS. country once the biosafety and biotechnology bill becomes http://www.biotechknowledge.com/BIOTECH/knowcenter.nsf/0/DAD5745835814F1386256E7
Extractions: Books [back to top] Broom, D.M. (Editor) 1986. Farmed Animals (pp.160). New York: Torstar Books (translated into Japanese, Italian). Messent, P.R. and Broom, D.M. (Editors) 1986. Encyclopaedia of Domestic Animals (pp.3 17). Grolier International. Serpell, J.A. 1986. In the Company of Animals (pp.2 Oxford, New York: Blackwell. Books 1988 [back to top] Serpell, J.A. and others (Editors) 1988. Companion Animals in Society (pp.78). London: Council for Science and Society. Books 1990 [back to top] Fraser, A.F. and Broom, D.M. 1990. Farm Animal Behaviour and Welfare (pp.437). (formerly London : Bail1ire Tindall) Wallingford: CAB International Books 1993 [back to top] Broom, D.M. and Johnson, K.G. 1993. Stress and Animal Welfare (pp. 211). London: Chapman and Hall Books 1994 [back to top] Manning, A. and Serpell, J. (Editors) 1994. Animals and Human Society (pp. 199). London : Routledge.
SANET-MG Archives Re Alternative agric News Sept 1999 Lawrence F. London mike richardson; Fwd REFood ethics Review Kirsten FW CGIAR Conference on biotechnology in Developing http://www.sare.org/sanet-mg/archives/html-home/37-html/
Extractions: SANET-MG listserv SANET-MG Archives SANET-MG , a discussion group about sustainable agriculture, has been in continuous operation since October 1991. SANET is sponsored by the Sustainable Agriculture Network (SAN) to facilitate information exchange. SAN operates under a Cooperative Agreement with USDA-CSREES to develop and disseminate information for the SARE program. The views, opinions, and validity of information are solely the responsibility of the original sender and do not reflect the opinions or policies of SAN or the USDA. SANET MG Home
Untitled Agricultural Economics Individuals focus on the application of economics to the patent law, biotechnology management and marketing, applicable regulations, and biotechnology ethics. http://www-cms.ag.ohio-state.edu/All_Careers.doc
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Biotechnology The project was funded jointly by the biotechnology Biological Sciences The ethicsof using genetic engineering techniques for the improvement of food agric. http://www.brettb.com/biotechnology.html
Extractions: In 1990 I started a B.Sc. In Plant Biotechnology at Wye College , part of Imperial College, London (but actually in Kent). I graduated in 1993, whereupon I started a PhD studentship at the University of Nottingham My Ph.D. work concerned the characterisation of Pectinesterase isoforms in tomato. The project was funded jointly by the and Zeneca Plant Science The enzyme Pectinesterase (EC 3.1.1.11) is found in all plants, and many plant pathogens. The enzyme is especially abundant in tomato, where it has been most extensively studied. In tomato, the enzyme has been detected in fruit, leaves and roots. In particular, the fruit contain very high levels of the enzyme, leading to the theory that it has an important role in fruit ripening and softening [ Column chromatography has been able to separate PE into distinct isoforms. The dominant isoform in tomato is called PE2. This isoform is fruit specific, and appears to increase during ripening. Most work on PE has concentrated on this isoform, due to the large amount of it in tomato fruit, and its ease of extraction. The enzyme has been purified, and genes coding for the enzyme have also been isolated. PE2 has been previously 100% downregulated in tomato using antisense inhibition [ ]. Fruit from these downregulated plants still displayed some PE enzyme activity however, so it was thought that other isoforms unaffected by the antisense inhibition were active in the fruit.
