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USA: WASHINGTON: THE LANCET - GM FOODS MAY BE HARMFUL

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English/Nat The controversy over genetically engineered foods heated up again when a study published in the British medical journal "The Lancet," suggested such foods maybe harmful. While there have been no known illnesses resulting from...
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Italian prof comments ahead of cloning announcement

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Washington DC 6 August 2001 1. Wide shot Zavos at hotel 2. Cutaway cameraman 3. SOUNDBITE: (English) Dr Panos Zavos, IVF Specialist, "We are considering 200 couples. That doesn't mean that 200 couples will be cloned immediately. They...
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Doctor hunts for Ebola vaccine in genetically modified tobacco plants

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Drug makers and academic laboratories are pushing scientific boundaries in a race to develop a treatment for the Ebola virus that's killed more than 1,100 people in West Africa. Researchers working on the experimental drug ZMapp have...
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Italian cloning team comment ahead of annoucement

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Washington DC - 6 August 2001 1. Wide shot Zavos at hotel 2. Cutaway cameraman 3. SOUNDBITE: (English) Dr Panos Zavos, IVF Specialist, "We are considering 200 couples. That doesn't mean that 200 couples will be cloned immediately. They...
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10X Genomics Strategy Driven By Innovation, CEO Says

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Jan.12 -- 10X Genomics Inc. Chief Executive Officer Serge Saxonov discusses the company's strategy and performance amid the Covid-19 pandemic with Bloomberg's Vonnie Quinn on "Bloomberg Markets."
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US scientists find how obesity gene works

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Scientists have finally figured out how the key gene tied to obesity makes people fat, a major discovery that could open the door to an entirely new approach to the problem beyond diet and exercise.For years, researchers have known that...
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DNA shows early spread of cats in human world

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LEAD-IN:Long before cats became the darlings of Facebook and Twitter, they were companions to people in the ancient world.Now a DNA study is reaching back thousands of years to track the spread of cats across ancient human civilisations....
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Researchers finalise mapping of Mexican genome

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1. Wide of news conference 2. Mexican President Felipe Calderon (in centre) looking at genomic database on a laptop computer during presentation 3. Cutaway of cameraman and projection screen 4. Wide of news conference 5. SOUNDBITE...
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WRAP 3 Americans win medicine Nobel prize, announcement, sots

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Stockholm, Sweden - 5 October 2009 1. Mid of exterior of the Nobel Forum building in Stockholm, with fountain 2. Close-up of Nobel Forum inscription on building exterior 3. Wide of Nobel Committee walking into conference room before...
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RR0203/A Canada: Cloning

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Views of Montreal, Canada, geodesic dome, sports stadium, people passing in street; woman looking towards shop window; chickens and lambs in shop window display; woman voxpop; man voxpop in French with English translation; man voxpop;...
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New developments in skin cancer research

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AP Television Barcelona, Spain - September 8, 2011 1. Various of people sunbathing on beach, applying sun block 2. Wide exterior of Clinic Hospital 3. Various of Susana Puig Cerda, skin cancer researcher, greeting melanoma patient Maria...
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The US Has Fallen Far Behind in Genomics: Wojcicki

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Anne Wojcicki, 23andMe CEO and co-founder, says the US has fallen far behind the UK and China when it comes to genomics. She's on "The David Rubenstein Show: Peer-to-Peer Conversations." This was recorded on July 21 in Palo Alto.
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The survival of the northern white rhinoceros and dozens of other species could hinge on the collection amassed over nearly 40 years that has become the largest gene bank of its kind: The Frozen Zoo. (Feb. 11)

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SOUNDBITE (English) Jane Kennedy, Zookeeper, San Diego Zoo Safari Park "There are only five northern white rhino left in the world." SOUNDBITE (English) Jane Kennedy, Zookeeper, San Diego Zoo Safari Park "The chances of these animals...
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EU: APPROVAL GIVEN TO IMPORT US GENETICALLY MODIFIED CORN UPDATE

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English/Nat The European Commission controversially decided Wednesday to approve imports of genetically modified U-S corn into the European Union. The decision averted a transatlantic trade spat, but sparked an immediate threat of ...
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USA: BILL TO ENSURE GM FOODS ARE LABELLED

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English/Nat A cross party group of U-S representatives plan to introduce a bill before Congress that, if passed, would require genetically engineered food have a label alerting consumers to the fact. The American consumer currently finds...
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+EMBARGOED 1 June 2016 16:00 GMT -Scientists find genetic cause of multiple sclerosis

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FOR CLEAN VERSION SEE STORY NUMBER: 4038099LEAD IN: Scientists at the University of British Columbia say they've found a genetic mutation that causes a severe form of multiple sclerosis. The team claims it shows at least one form of...
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Plant cloning lab set up in remote village

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1. Pan from palm trees to house 2. Tilt down from tree to house 3. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Jose Manuel Cuellar Zometa, Gensa President 4. Wide shot of family gathered outside 5. Various of plants 6. Close up of flower 7. Woman in lab 8....
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Scientist says in future cloning cells may be used to treat disease in humans

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1. Embryologist Bill Ritchie at dinner party 2. Close shot of Ritchie 3. Wide shot of dinner party 4. Close shot of Ritchie 5. Close shot of woman at party 6. Close shot of former NASA astronaut Edwin "Buzz" Aldrin 7. Mid shot of...
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High street DNA testing for optimum skin care

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London, 18 October 2012 1. Close of woman spitting saliva into sample jar 2. Wide of jar being handed to skin specialist at Organic Pharmacy 3. Close of woman 4. Close of pharmacy worker closing jar 5. Mid of pharmacy worker shaking...
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Reaction as Chinese researcher claims he helped make genetically edited babies

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Scientists and bioethics experts reacted with shock, anger and alarm on Monday, to a Chinese researcher's claim that he helped make the world's first genetically edited babies.
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Reaction as Chinese researcher claims he helped make genetically edited babies

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Scientists and bioethics experts reacted with shock, anger and alarm on Monday, to a Chinese researcher's claim that he helped make the world's first genetically edited babies.
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US Agriculture Sec visits Beijing

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1. Mid shot of US agriculture minister, Ann M. Veneman at presser 2. Cutaway US delegates 3. Close up on cameraman 4. SOUNDBITE (English) Ann M. Veneman, US Agriculture Minister: "We have received assurances from various people in the...
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President on DRCongo, Africa food aid

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1. President George W. Bush at Africa summit 2. Audience clapping 3. SOUNDBITE (English) President George W. Bush: "In the Congo, nine countries took part in a five-year war that brought death to (M) millions. Now the parties to the...