Laboratory Manual for The Regional Training Course on Detection of Genetically Modified Organisms and Biosafety for Food and Agriculture
Citation
Ahmad Abdul Kader, Gretta Abou Sleymane, Fateh Khatib, Joyce Sakr, Michael Baum. (24/6/2010). Laboratory Manual for The Regional Training Course on Detection of Genetically Modified Organisms and Biosafety for Food and Agriculture. Damascus, Syria: General Commission for Scientific Agricultural Research (GCSAR).
Abstract
This Laboratory Manual on GMO detection has been prepared in English and Arabic language in the context of this training course. It presents a compilation of a general overview and technical protocols related to GMOs, all derived from
specialized GMO references.
This manual can serve as the theoretical and practical guide on GMO detection for the Arab countries. The manual could be a reference in GMO detection to strengthening the regional capacities in GMOs detection and will support the Arab countries in the implementation of national Biosafety regulations under the Convention of Biological Diversity.
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