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Slimebusting virus could clean medical kit

Technology

Slimebusting virus could clean medical kit

A genetically engineered virus may help break down the slimy colonies of bacteria that can cling to medical devices

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Genetically modified yeast can sniff out explosives

Life

Genetically modified yeast can sniff out explosives

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Earth

Weed-friendly GM crops can help the environment

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Rice with human genes to be grown in US

Health

Rice with human genes to be grown in US

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Health

Editorial: Human genes fine in medicinal crops

Opinion

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Modified salmon aren't so tough out of the tank

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Tough GM salmon lose their nerve in the 'wild'

Life

Tough GM salmon lose their nerve in the 'wild'

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GM crops may reduce greenhouse gases

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US citizens ignorant of genetically modified diet

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US citizens ignorant of genetically modified diet

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Technology

Genetically modified yeast could boost biofuels

Yeast that is more resistant to the ill-effects of alcohol could bump up the efficiency of biofuel production

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Gene-modified potatoes get trial go-ahead

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Edible cotton breakthrough may help feed the world

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Life

Cloning: The point of no return

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Earth

EU stems US imports of genetically modified rice

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