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NGT: the New EU Regulations for plant editing in the midst of parlementary turbulences
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NGT: the New EU Regulations for plant editing in the midst of parlementary turbulences
A very large number of countries (more than 30 spread over every continent: America, Asia, Africa and the Pacific Rim) [1] are already developing genetically-edited plants based on new genomic techniques (NGTs). In an international race for innovation, these new created varieties are better able to cope with climate change (tolerance to drought or flooding, delayed flowering), or to better defend themselves against pest insects and diseases, or …
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