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Biotechnology: Biology or Technology? Keynote Lecture; A. Kornberg. Molecular Biology and Transgenic Animals: The Paradox of Growth Acceleration in Fish; J. de La Fuente et al. Natural Products and Processes: A Novel Antioxidant Derived from Seaweed; W.C. Dunlap, et al. Aquaculture: The Development and Commercialization of Tetraploid Technology for Oysters; S.K. Allen, Jr., X. Guo. Develomental Biology: Expression of Thyroid Hormone Receptor-a in the Growth and Development of the Sea Bream (Sparus Aurata); L. Llewellyn, et al. Biology of Cell Factories: North American Porphyra Cultivation: From Molecules to Markets; I.A. Levine, D. Cheney. Bioremediation, Extremophiles, and Host-pathogen Interactions: The Architecture of Degradative Complex Polysaccharide Enzyme Arrays in a Marine Bacterium Has Implications for Bioremediation; R. Weiner, et al. Biodiversity, Environmental Adaptation, and Evolution: Intron as a Source of Genetic Polymorphism for Fish Population Genetics; S. Chow. Biomarkers, Symbiosis, and Viruses: Mannose Adhesin-Glycan Interactions in the Euprymna Scolopes-Vibrio Fischeri Symbiosis; M. McFall-Ngai, et al. Workshop: Workshop on Biodiversity: Synthetic Report; J.F. Grassle, J.B.L. Matthews. 59 Additional Chapters. Index.
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Edited By: Y Ye Gal and HO Halvorson
'The book is a must for all practitioners of marine (and freshwater) biotechnology, as a compendium of what is becoming possible, and of the remaining obstacles on the road to an environmentally acceptable exponential growth in the exploitation of marine resources for the production of safe products. ... the book is of great interest to practitioners of biotechnology in any other domain, microbial, agricultural, and animal.' Journal of Experimental Marine Biology and Ecology, 246 (2000)
