 | |  What Will Replace the Tech Economy? Put down that digital laptop and pick up that piece of genetically modifiedbroccoli. Welcome to the bioeconomy, based on that neat Crick and Watsondouble-helix otherwise known as DNA and all the informationwe've managed to squeeze out of it so far. Imagine the possibilities: Digitalsmell technology, wholly preventative medicine. And that's just the beginning. read the full story | | | |
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web resources U.S. Food & Drug Administration: Bioengineered Foods Background on bioengineered foods and information about public meetings Careers in Biotech Employment projections in biotechnology; includes a Biotech Career Kit The Human Genome Project Detailed coverage of the push to identify all human genes by 2003 | |