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Article: New Website Lays Bare the Unintended Consequences of Genetic Engineering.
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- April 14, 2008
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Research reports from the mainstream technical literature may change the tenor of the public conversation about biotechnology.
GHENT, N.Y., April 14 /PRNewswire/ -- The Nature Institute has unveiled a new website designed to set the public debate about genetic engineering upon a more accessible scientific foundation. Distilling a voluminous technical literature, the website gathers together -- often in the researchers' own words -- information about both the intended and unintended consequences of transgenic experiments. The emerging picture tells a dramatic story -- one that has scarcely begun to inform the public conversation to date. The website, http://nontarget.org/, ...
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