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Biotech Foods Ready For Primetime, Experts Say

ved foods will continue to appear on the market. "Biological processes are so complex and diverse that somewhere there's an organism that is able to inhibit the growth of the soybean cyst nematode, the leading soybean pest," he says. "We will find that organism, identify the gene or genes that are involved, and put them into our soybeans."


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10-Sep-1998


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