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Beyond gene containment

Nature Biotechnology volume 20, page 871 (2002)Cite this article

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  1. Advisory Committee on Releases to the Environment: Sub-group on Best Practice in GM Crop Design. Guidance on Principles of Best Practice in the Design of Genetically Modified Plants. (Department for the Environment, Food & Rural Affairs, London, 2001).

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