Links to information about biotechnology: AGCare Biotechnology Centre; Applications of Biotechnology to Crops - Benefits and Risks; USDA Agricultural Biotechnology Web Page; Canadian Food Biotechnology Communications Network; Regulation of Biotechnology in Canada.

Articles on the economics and management, public policy, and private strategies maintained at University of Missouri-Columbia, Missouri.

Articles and FAQ from the Union of Concerned Scientists.

One of three Federal Agencies, along with the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), primarily responsible for regulating biotechnology in the USA.

Information service that provides regular updates and information about the global status of crop biotechnology, products and issues, regular news, communication materials, and links to other information sources.

Features information about transgenic crops, also known as genetically modified organisms, GMOs, or GM crops. Includes links to other resources on the technology and issues surrounding transgenic crops.

Laboratory protocol for micropropagation from stem tip, node, meristem, embryo or seed. Includes forum maintained by the National Health Museum, Washington, DC.

Books, video list and guide from 1996, enabling small scale use of micropropagation, with simple apparatus and media. Includes operational steps to clone plants, acclimatisation and potting advice from the University of New England, Armidale, New South Wales.

Independent genetic testing laboratory offering protein ELISA and isozyme purity tests, DNA analyses, including genotyping of plant and animal inbred lines, hybrids and breeding populations and transgenic assays.

Offers GMO testing, non-gmo certification, and Japanese MAFF organic certification, PCR kits and consulting services in five continents. Includes company and product overview, contacts for support and ordering, global offices and headquarters in Fairfield, Iowa.