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Gene Therapy
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Rajnish Kapur
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"Mutations"
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Human Genome Project technologies can help to assess health damage and risks caused by radiation exposure, including low-dose exposures. Furthermore, damage and risks caused by exposure to mutagenic chemicals and cancer-causing toxins also can be...
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Anil Tripathi
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"Gene Therapy"
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In the last decades gene therapy much has been made of the possibilities of curing diseases caused by single abnormal genes. But despite over a decade of hype, the worldwide score for gene therapy is, cures were 0 and deaths were 5 atleast and...
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Trained manpower and knowledge base
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Well developed base industries
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Dhananjay Raturi
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Conducting clinical research trials in India is much easier than elsewhere, for reasons good bad.
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Phani Mohan krishna
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"Well developed base industries"
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Its not these alone there is a lot that could be in trangenics for Biofuels,Bioplastics. we need to invest in R D and there should Policy support and Investment support to Ideate.
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Niranjan Nayak
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yes even i too agree with this idea, as India is becoming more and more young as 60% of population is below the age of 30 which is very good, because India has more number of English speaking professionals than UK, and India is cheap, you can get...
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Anil Tripathi
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Well Rajnish, get your facts correct these people do this because they need money for one or the reason and these medicine companies use this weakness of these people to get there trials done. They sometime even don't know what is in store for...
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Rajnish Kapur
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Well what's your problem if the person himself wants to be a volunteer for the process. He/She know the aftermaths in advance and they are doing something good for the society.
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ravi s patil
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it is the process of cross breeding two plant varities of different characters and after breeding the grown plant will ahve a the characters of both the varities. its very help full nowdays.
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Rajnish Kapur
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Traditional plant breeding, also called hybridisation, involves the breeding of two plants from the same or closely related species. It combines all the genetic traits of the two plants. Thus, there may be some undesirable traits in the offspring...
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Sriram Parameswaran
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Traditinal plant breeding it the kind of elite plant development process that involves selection (for a kind of property desired for cultivation of the plant followed by propogation of the offsprings. In the most simplest sense it has been...
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Sriram Parameswaran
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According to all present theories NO; unless of course one considers the very very very remote possibility of horizontal transfer of genes from plant- bacteria- your gut cells. The chance is really remote and 99.99% of the DNA that encodes the...
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Durgesh Yadav
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No. There is no relationship between an antibiotic-resistance marker gene used in plants and antibiotic resistance in humans. The marker gene is used in research to help researchers distinguish a new plant variety from related plants. When the...
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Rajnish Kapur
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The ecological impact of GE crops is a complex issue, and a case-by-case evaluation of crops and biogeography is necessary. For example, corn has no sexually compatible relatives in areas outside of Mexico and southward in the Americas. In other...
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subhash kanti
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Yes in future by green revolutionary and biotech growth can set a lavel for malnutrition problems
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Rajnish Kapur
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Malnutrition is a complex phenomenon, involving both the quantity and quality of food, as well as the distribution of that food among a growing population. Genetic engineering is the latest in a number of strategies that have collectively been termed...
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Pradeep Pradhan
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As with any new technology we will need to work together to make sure that the benefits are maximized - while keeping the costs to a minimum. It is important to keep in mind that nothing is completely risk free. There are mechanisms in place that...
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sudhir kumar sinha
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By applying mind,thinking and wise observations. see in customers point of view !!
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Answer: "How can we make Wise Decisions about Biotechnology?" deleted from your view.
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Saurabh Raje
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The most recent figures show the world population to be 6.1 billion; twice what it was in 1960. It is estimated that the world population will be 9.3 billion by 2050, with the 49 least-developed countries nearly tripling in size. Currently, 1.1...
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Rajnish Kapur
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It would depend on what types of Biotech or Pharma projects are being conducted. Government related projects would likely require extensive background checks . Also, I agree that background checks would be a good idea, but the level of checking...
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