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Regulation of Genome-edited Technologies: Indian Policy Perspective

2023-02-24

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Abstract: The rapid technological advances in the field of biotechnology have resulted in the formulation of effective and robust regulatory policy frameworks by different countries to ensure the safety of the products that are being developed through the application of genome editing techniques both in terms of environment and health safety perspectives. With over two and half decades of use of products derived f...

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Literature Corpus work: 6cfc4fd8-1537-5eec-acfd-c9e70c70c767
DOI: 10.2174/2210299x01666230223105053

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