Spotlights
- Genes for Africa: Genetically modified crops in the developing world
- Genes for Africa: Genetically modified crops in the developing world
- From Boys to Men: Social constructions of masculinity in contemporary society
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Genes for Africa: Genetically modified crops in the developing world
SpotlightRead MoreIn Genes for Africa, Jennifer Thomson separates fact from fiction and explains why and how GM crops can help us combat poverty, starvation and disease in the developing world, in a safe and responsible way.
In the first part of the book the author explains the technology and looks at the differences and similarities between genetic modification, conventional plant breeding, and natural processes such as cross pollination and mutations. Subsequent chapters are devoted to controversial issues such as food safety (for GM crops and organically grown food), patents,...
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Genes for Africa: Genetically modified crops in the developing world
SpotlightRead MoreIn Genes for Africa, Jennifer Thomson separates fact from fiction and explains why and how GM crops can help us combat poverty, starvation and disease in the developing world, in a safe and responsible way.
In the first part of the book the author explains the technology and looks at the differences and similarities between genetic modification, conventional plant breeding, and natural processes such as cross pollination and mutations. Subsequent chapters are devoted to controversial issues such as food safety (for GM crops and organically grown food), patents,...
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From Boys to Men: Social constructions of masculinity in contemporary society
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