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    AALBERSE  AALDERS  AAZIZ  ABBAS  ABDULKADRI  ABDULLAH  ABEBE  ABEL  ABIYA  ABU  ABUD  ACCINELLI  ACEVEDO  ACQUAVELLA  ADAM  ADAMCZYK  ADAMS  ADAN  ADANG  ADDISON  ADEKUNLE  ADELAJA  ADEN  ADEOTI  ADHAM  ADLER  AERNI  AESCHBACHER  AGARAO  AGI  AGOSIN  AGUILAR  AGUILAR-MEDEL  AGUILERA  AHL  AHLOOWALIA  AHMAD  AHMED  AHN  AHRENHOLTZ  AJISAKA  AJJAWI  AKBAR  AKÇAKAYA  AKHLAGHI  AKHTER  AKHURST  AL  AL-AHMAD  AL-DEEB  AL-KAFF  ALACALDE  ALARY  ALBINO  ALCALDE  ALDEEB  ALEMAN  ALESTROM  ALEWYNSE  ALEXANDER  ALEXANDRATOS  ALIBAHI  ALIMANDRO  ALINIA  ALINK  ALLANSDOTTIR  ALLISON  ALLNUTT  ALLUM  ALSTAD  ALSTON  ALTIERI  ALTMAN  ALVAREZ-MORALES  ALVES  AMANOR-BOADU  AMARGER  AMERICAN  AMIJEE  AMMANN  ANAND  ANDERSEN  ANDERSON  ANDERSSON  ANDO  ANDOW  ANDRADE  ANDRAS  ANDRÉ  ANDREOTE  ANDRUS  ANGEVIN  ANGULO  ANIOL  ANKLAM  ANNERBERG  ANNISON  ANSALONI  ANTUNES  AOKI  AONO  APHIS  APPEL  AQUINO  ARAGÃO  ARAÚJO  ARGUE  ARMSTRONG  ARNISON  ARNOLD  AROIAN  ARRIETA-ESPINOZA  ASCHER  ASTWOOD  AUDONNET  AUGUSTIN  AULRICH  AUSTIN  AYLIFFE  AZEVEDO 
    AALBERSE
  1. AALBERSE RC; (2000).  Structural biology of allergens.  Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology 106, 228-238.  [View abstract]
    2. AALDERS
  2. O'CALLAGHAN M;GERARD EM;BELL NL;WAIPARA NW;AALDERS LT;BAIRD DB;CONNER AJ; (2008).  Microbial and nematode communities associated with potatoes genetically modified to express the antimicrobial peptide magainin and unmodified potato cultivars..  Soil Biology & Biochemistry 40(6), 1446-1459.  [View abstract]
    3. AAZIZ
  3. AAZIZ R;TEPFER M; (1999).  Recombination in RNA viruses and in virus-resistant transgenic plants.  Journal of General Virology 80, 1339-1346.  [View abstract]
    4. ABBAS
  4. ABBAS HK;ACCINELLI C;ZABLOTOWICZ RM;ABEL CA;BRUNS HA;DONG Y;SHIER WT; (2008).  Dynamics of mycotoxin and Aspergillus flavus levels in aging Bt and non-Bt corn residues under Mississippi no-till conditions..  Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry 56(16), 7578-7585.  [View abstract]
    5. ABDULKADRI
  5. ABDULKADRI AO;PINNOCK SE;TENNANT PF; (2007).  Public perception of genetic engineering and the choice to purchase genetically modified food in Jamaica..  Journal of Food, Agriculture and Environment 5(2), 8-12.  [View abstract]
    6. ABDULLAH
  6. HASHIM M;OSMAN M;ABDULLAH R;PILLAI V;ABU BAKAR UK;HASHIM H;DAUD HM; (2002).  Research and development of transgenic plants in Malaysia: An example from an Asian developing country.  Food and Nutrition Bulletin 23(4), 367-375.  [View abstract]
  7. ABDULLAH T;RADU S;HASSAN Z;HASHIM JK; (2006).  Detection of genetically modified soy in processed foods sold commercially in Malaysia by PCR-based method.  Food Chemistry 98(3), 575-579.  [View abstract]
    8. ABEBE
  8. ABEBE T;GUENZI AC;MARTIN B;CUSHMAN JC; (2003).  Tolerance of mannitol-accumulating transgenic wheat to water stress and salinity.  Plant Physiology 131(4), 1748-1755.  [View abstract]
    9. ABEL
  9. RAY JD;KILEN TC;ABEL CA;PARIS RL; (2003).  Soybean natural cross-pollination rates under field conditions.  Environmental Biosafety Research 2(2), 133-138.  [View abstract]  
  10. BIRNER R;ABEL KONE S;LINACRE N;RESNICK D; (2007).  Biofortified foods and crops in West Africa: Mali and Burkina Faso..  AgBioForum 10(3), 192-200.  [View abstract]  
  11. ABBAS HK;ACCINELLI C;ZABLOTOWICZ RM;ABEL CA;BRUNS HA;DONG Y;SHIER WT; (2008).  Dynamics of mycotoxin and Aspergillus flavus levels in aging Bt and non-Bt corn residues under Mississippi no-till conditions..  Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry 56(16), 7578-7585.  [View abstract]
    12. ABIYA
  12. OGARA WO;NYANG'WARA AO;ABIYA I; (2002).  Biotechnology in aquaculture.  Journal of Aquatic Sciences 17(2), 150-156.
    13. ABU
  13. HASHIM M;OSMAN M;ABDULLAH R;PILLAI V;ABU BAKAR UK;HASHIM H;DAUD HM; (2002).  Research and development of transgenic plants in Malaysia: An example from an Asian developing country.  Food and Nutrition Bulletin 23(4), 367-375.  [View abstract]
    14. ABUD
  14. ABUD S;DE SOUZA PIM;VIANNA GR;LEONARDECZ E;MOREIRA CT;FALEIRO FG;JúNIOR JN;MONTEIRO PMFO;RECH EL;ARAGãO FJL; (2007).  Gene flow from transgenic to nontransgenic soybean plants in the Cerrado region of Brazil..  Genetics and Molecular Research 6(2), 445-452.  [View abstract]  
    15. ACCINELLI
  15. BURGIO G;LANZONI A;ACCINELLI G;DINELLI G;BONETTI A;MAROTTI I;RAMILLI F; (2007).  Evaluation of Bt-toxin uptake by the non-target herbivore, Myzus persicae (Hemiptera: Aphididae), feeding on transgenic oilseed rape..  Bulletin of Entomological Research 97(2), 211-215.  [View abstract]
  16. MARCHETTI E;ACCINELLI C;TALAMè V;EPIFANI R; (2007).  Persistence of Cry toxins and cry genes from genetically modified plants in two agricultural soils..  Agronomy for Sustainable Development 27(3), 231-236.  [View abstract]
  17. ABBAS HK;ACCINELLI C;ZABLOTOWICZ RM;ABEL CA;BRUNS HA;DONG Y;SHIER WT; (2008).  Dynamics of mycotoxin and Aspergillus flavus levels in aging Bt and non-Bt corn residues under Mississippi no-till conditions..  Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry 56(16), 7578-7585.  [View abstract]
    18. ACEVEDO
  18. ORTIZ-GARCIA S;EZCURRA E;SCHOEL B;ACEVEDO F;SOBERON J;SNOW AA; (2005).  Absence of detectable transgenes in local landraces of maize in Oaxaca, Mexico (2003-2004)..  Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences 102(35), 12338-12343.  [View abstract]  
    19. ACQUAVELLA
  19. ACQUAVELLA JF;ALEXANDER BH;MANDEL JS;GUSTIN C;BAKER B;CHAPMAN P;BLEEKE M; (2004).  Glyphosate biomonitoring for farmers and their families: Results from the Farm Family Exposure Study.  Environmental Health Perspectives 112(3), 321-326.  [View abstract]  
    20. ADAM
  20. ADAM D; (2003).  Transgenic crop trial's gene flow turns weeds into wimps..  Nature 421(6922), 462-462.
    21. ADAMCZYK
  21. ADAMCZYK JJ;HOLLOWAY JW;LEONARD BR;GRAVES JB; (1997).  Insect research and control: susceptibility of fall armyworm collected from different plant hosts to selected insecticides and transgenic Bt cotton.   vol. 1(1) pp. 21-28 Cotton Foundation.  [View abstract]  
  22. ADAMCZYK JJ;SUMERFORD DV; (2001).  Increased tolerance of fall armyworms (Lepidoptera: Noctuidae) to Cry1Ac delta-endotoxin when fed transgenic Bacillus thuringiensis cotton: impact on the development of subsequent generations.  Florida Entomologist 84(1), 1-6.  [View abstract]  
  23. ADAMCZYK JJ;ADAMS LC;HARDEE DD; (2001).  Field efficacy and seasonal expression profiles for terminal leaves of single and double Bacillus thuringiensis toxin cotton genotypes.  Journal of Economic Entomology 94(6), 1589-1593.  [View abstract]
  24. PIVARD S;ADAMCZYK K;LECOMTE J;LAVIGNE C;BOUVIER A;DEVILLE A;GOUYON PH;HUET S; (2008).  Where do the feral oilseed rape populations come from? A large-scale study of their possible origin in a farmland area..  Journal of Applied Ecology 45(2), 476-485.  [View abstract]
  25. WILLRICHSIEBERT M;BABOCK J;NOLTING S;SANTOS A;ADAMCZYK J;NEESE P;KING J;JENKINS J;MCCARTY J;LORENZ GM;FROMME D;LASSITER R; (2008).  Efficacy of Cry1F insecticidal protein in maize and cotton for control of fall armywork (Lepidoptera: noctuidae).  Florida Entomologist 91(4), 555-565.  [View abstract]
  26. ADAMCZYK JJ;GREENBERG SM;ARMSTRONG JS;MULLINS WJ;BRAXTON LB;LASSITER RB;SIEBERT MW; (2008).  Evaluations of Bollgard®, Bollgard II®, and Widestrike® technologies against beet and fall armywork larvae (Lepidoptera: noctuidae).  Florida Entomologist 91(4), 531-536.  [View abstract]
    27. ADAMS
  27. ADAMCZYK JJ;ADAMS LC;HARDEE DD; (2001).  Field efficacy and seasonal expression profiles for terminal leaves of single and double Bacillus thuringiensis toxin cotton genotypes.  Journal of Economic Entomology 94(6), 1589-1593.  [View abstract]
  28. HARDEE DD;ADAMS LC;SOLOMON WL;SUMERFORD DV; (2002).  Tolerance to Cry1Ac in populations of Helicoverpa zea and Heliothis virescens (Lepidoptera: Noctuidae): three-year summary.  Journal of Agricultural and Urban Entomology 18(3), 187-197.  [View abstract]  
    29. ADAN
  29. DUIJN DV;BIERT RV;BLEEKER-MARCELIS H;BOEIJEN IV;ADAN AJ;JHAKRIE S;HESSING M; (2002).  Detection of genetically modified organisms in foods by protein- and DNA-based techniques: bridging the methods.  Journal of AOAC International 85(3), 787-791.  [View abstract]
    30. ADANG
  30. HUA G;MASSON L;JURAT-FUENTES JL;SCHWAB G;ADANG MJ; (2001).  Binding analyses of Bacillus thuringiensis Cry delta-endotoxins using brush border membrane vesicles of Ostrinia nubilalis.  Applied and Environmental Microbiology 67(2), 872-879.  [View abstract]  
  31. JURAT-FUENTES JL;GOULD F;ADANG MJ; (2003).  Dual resistance to Bacillus thuringiensis Cry1Ac and Cry2Aa toxins in Heliothis virescens suggests multiple mechanisms of resistance.  Applied and Environmental Microbiology 69(10), 5898-5906.  [View abstract]  
  32. ADANG M;FIROOZABADY E;KLEIN E;DEBOER D;SEKAR V;KEMP JD;STAFFELD G;STOCK C;SUTTON D;MERLO DJ; (1987).  Expression of a Bacillus thuringiensis insecticidal crystal protein gene in tobacco plants.    In: "Molecular Strategies for Crop Proection". pp. 345-353 Eds: Arntzen CJ;Ryan C; Alan R. Liss, Inc., New York.  [View abstract]  
  33. TORRES JB;RUBERSON JR;ADANG MJ; (2006).  Expression of Bacillus thuringiensis Cry1Ac protein in cotton plants, acquisition by pests and predators: a tritrophic analysis..  Agriculture and Forest Entomology 8(3), 191-202.  [View abstract]
    34. ADDISON
  34. ROGERS DJ;REID RE;ROGERS JJ;ADDISON SJ; (2007).  Prediction of the naturalisation potential and weediness risk of transgenic cotton in Australia..  Agriculture, Ecosystems & Environment 119(1-2), 177-189.  [View abstract]
  35. ADDISON SJ;FARRELL T;ROBERTS GN;ROGERS DJ; (2007).  Roadside surveys support predictions of negligible naturalisation potential for cotton (Gossypium hirsutum) in north-east Australia..  Weed Research 47(3), 192-201.  [View abstract]
    36. ADEKUNLE
  36. ADEOTI JO;ADEKUNLE AA; (2007).  Awareness of and attitudes towards biotechnology and GMOs in Southwest Nigeria: a survey of people with access to information..  International Journal of Biotechnology 9(2), 209-230.  [View abstract]
    37. ADELAJA
  37. HOSSAIN F;ONYANGO B;ADELAJA AO;SCHILLING B;HALLMAN W; (2004).  Consumer acceptance of food biotechnology: Willingness to buy genetically modified food products.  Journal of International Food & Agribusiness Marketing 15(1/2), 53-76.  [View abstract]
    38. ADEN
  38. ADEN C;SCHMIDT G;SCHRöDER W; (2007).  WebGIS GMO monitoring..  Journal für Verbraucherschutz und Lebensmittelsicherheit 2(Supplement 1), 62-64.  [View abstract]
    39. ADEOTI
  39. ADEOTI JO;ADEKUNLE AA; (2007).  Awareness of and attitudes towards biotechnology and GMOs in Southwest Nigeria: a survey of people with access to information..  International Journal of Biotechnology 9(2), 209-230.  [View abstract]
    40. ADHAM
  40. GIL J;RAMOS A;ADHAM S;VALBUENA N;LETEK M;MATEOS L; (2005).  Food-grade corynebacteria for enzyme production..    In: "Microbial Enzymes and Biotransformations.". Chapter: 7 pp. 115-140 Eds: Barredo JL; Humana Press.  [View abstract]
    41. ADLER
  41. ADLER LS;WIKLER K;WYNDHAM DR;LINDER CR;SCHMITT J; (1993).  Potential for persistence of genes escaped from canola: germination cues in crop, wild, and crop-wild hybrid Brassica rapa.  Functional Ecology 7, 736-745.
    42. AERNI
  42. AERNI P; (2002).  Assessing stakeholder attitudes to agricultural biotechnology in developing countries.  Biotechnology and Development Monitor 47, 2-7.  [View abstract]  
  43. AERNI P;BERNAUER T; (2006).  Stakeholder attitudes toward GMOs in the Philippines, Mexico, and South Africa: the issue of public trust..  World Development 34(3), 557-575.  [View abstract]
  44. AERNI P; (2005).  Stakeholder attitudes towards the risks and benefits of genetically modified crops in South Africa..  Environmental Science and Policy 8(5), 464-476.  [View abstract]
    45. AESCHBACHER
  45. AESCHBACHER K;MESSIKOMMER R;MEILE L;WENK C; (2005).  Bt176 corn in poultry nutrition: physiological characteristics and fate of recombinant plant DNA in chickens..  Poultry Science 84(3), 385-394.  [View abstract]
    46. AGARAO
  46. AGARAO FJL;VIANNA GR;ALBINO MMC;RECH EL; (2002).  Transgenic dry bean tolerant to the herbicide glufosinate ammonium.  Crop Science 42(4), 1298-1302.  [View abstract]
    47. AGI
  47. AGI A;MAHAFFEY J;BRADLEY J;VAN DUYN J; (2001).  Efficacy of seed mixes of transgenic Bt and nontransgenic cotton against bollworm, Helicoverpa zea Boddie.  Journal of Cotton Science 5(2), 74-80.  [View abstract]  
    48. AGOSIN
  48. AGUILERA JM;AGOSIN E;SAN MARTIN R; (1993 Oct).  Food, agricultural and marine biotechnology in Chile.  Journal of Biotechnology 31(1), 125-131.  [View abstract]
    49. AGUILAR
  49. AGUILAR FX;KOHLMANN B; (2006).  Willingness to consume and produce transgenic bananas in Costa Rica..  International Journal of Consumer Studies 30(6), 544-551.  [View abstract]
    50. AGUILAR-MEDEL
  50. AGUILAR-MEDEL S;RODRíGUEZ-MACIEL JC;DíAZ-GóMEZ O;MARTíNEZ-CARRILLO JL;LóPEZ-COLLADO J;BLANCO Y ANGEL LAGUNES-TAJEDA CA; (2007).  Susceptibility of Helicoverpa zea (Boddie) to ä-endotoxyn Cry2Ab of Bacillus thuringiensis Berliner..  Agrociencia 41(6), 653-662.  [View abstract]  
    51. AGUILERA
  51. AGUILERA JM;AGOSIN E;SAN MARTIN R; (1993 Oct).  Food, agricultural and marine biotechnology in Chile.  Journal of Biotechnology 31(1), 125-131.  [View abstract]
    52. AHL
  52. AHL GOY P;CHASSERAY E;DUESING J; (1994).  Field trials of transgenic plants: an overview.  Agro Food Industry Hi-Tech pp.1015.
  53. AHL GOY P;DUESING J; (1995).  From plots to plots: genetically modified plants on trial..  Nature Biotechnology 13(5), 454-458.  [View abstract]
  54. AHL GOY P;DUESING J; (1996).  Assessing the environmental impact of gene transfer to wild relatives..  Nature Biotechnology 14(1), 39-40.  [View abstract]
    55. AHLOOWALIA
  55. AHLOOWALIA BS; (2000).  Food for thought -- modified and engineered.  Farm & Food 10(2), 23-27.
  56. AHLOOWALIA BS; (2000).  Public concerns and legal issues over genetically modified organisms in agriculture.  AgBiotechNet 2, 1-7.
    57. AHMAD
  57. AHMAD A;WILDE GE;ZHU KY; (2005).  Detectability of coleopteran-specific Cry3Bb1 protein in soil and its effect on nontarget surface and below-ground arthropods..  Environmental Entomology 34(2), 385-394.  [View abstract]  
    58. AHMED
  58. AHMED FE; (2004).  Testing of genetically modified organisms in foods.   pp. xiv-324 Eds: Ahmed FE; Food Products Press, Binghamton, USA.
    59. AHN
  59. HOFF M;SON D;GUBESCH M;AHN K;LEE S;VIETHS S;GOODMAN RE;BALLMER-WEBER BK;BANNON GA; (2007).  Serum testing of genetically modified soybeans with special emphasis on potential allergenicity of the heterologous protein CP4 EPSPS..  Molecular Nutrition & Food Research 51(8), 946-955.  [View abstract]
    60. AHRENHOLTZ
  60. AHRENHOLTZ I;HARMS K;VRIES JD;WACKERNAGEL W; (2000).  Increased killing of Bacillus subtilis on the hair roots of transgenic T4 lysozyme-producing potatoes.  Applied and Environmental Microbiology 66(5), 1862-1865.  [View abstract]  
    61. AJISAKA
  61. AJISAKA H;MARUTA Y;KUMASHIRO T; (1994).  Evaluation of transgenic rice carrying an antisense glutelin gene in an isolated field.    In: "Proceedings of the Third International Symposium on the Biosafety Results of Field Tests of Genetically Modified Plants and Microorganisms" pp. 291-298 Eds: Jones DD; University of California.
    62. AJJAWI
  62. AJJAWI I;SHINTANI D; (2004).  Engineered plants with elevated vitamin E: a nutraceutical success story.  Trends in Biotechnology 22(3), 104-107.  [View abstract]
    63. AKBAR
  63. HUANG F;LEONARD R;MOORE S;YUE B;PARKER R;REAGAN T;STOUT M;COOK D;AKBAR W;CHILCUTT C;WHITE W;LEE D;BILES S; (2008).  Geographical susceptibility of Louisiana and Texas populations of the sugarcane borer, Diatraea saccharalis (F.) (Lepidoptera: Crambidae) to Bacillus thuringiensis Cry1Ab protein..  Crop Protection 27(3-5), 799-806.  [View abstract]
    64. AKÇAKAYA
  64. AKçAKAYA HR;GINZBURG LR; (1991).  Ecological considerations in EPA's review for field tests of genetically engineered organisms.    In: "Assessing Ecological Risks of Biotechnology". Chapter: 13 pp. 267-287 Eds: Ginzburg LR; Butterworth-Heinemann.
    65. AKHLAGHI
  65. FALK MC;CHASSY BM;HARLANDER SK;HOBAN TJ4;MCGLOUGHLIN MN;AKHLAGHI AR; (2002 Jun).  Food biotechnology: benefits and concerns.  Journal of Nutrition 132(6), 1384-1390.  [View abstract]
    66. AKHTER
  66. AKHTER J;QUTUB M;BURNHAM N;AKHTER M; (2001).  Genetically modified foods: health and safety issues.  Annals of Saudi Medicine 21(3/4), 161-164.  
    67. AKHURST
  67. AKHURST R; (2002).  Measuring Heliothis resistance to Ingard cotton.  Australian Cottongrower 23(3), 58-60.
    68. AL
  68. AMMANN K;JACOT Y;MAZYAD P;RUFENER AL MAZYAD P; (1996).  Field release of transgenic crops in Switzerland: an ecological risk assessment of vertical gene flow.    In: "Gentechnisch Veranderte Krankheitsund Schadlingsresistente Nutzpflanzen". vol. 1 Chapter: 3 pp. 1-157.
  69. CORDLE MK;PAYNE JH;YOUNG AL; (1991).  Regulation and oversight of biotechnological applications for agriculture and forestry.    Assessing Ecological Risks of Biotechnology. vol. Ch. 14 pp. 289-311 Eds: Ginzburg LR; Butterworth-Heinemann.
  70. GUADAGNUOLO R;SAVOVA-BIACHI D;KELLER-SNEFTEN J;RUFENER AL MAZYAD P;JACOT Y;AMMANN K;FLEBER F; (1998).  Gene flow in selected Swiss crops and related weeds, risk assessment for the field release of GMO's in Switzerland, case of wheat and oilseed rape.    Methods for Risk Assessment of Transgenic Plants I. pp. 1 Birkhauser Verlag AG.
  71. PHAM-DELèGUE MH;PICARD-NIZOU AL;ARNOLD G;GRISON R;TOPPAN A;OLSEN L;MASSON C; (1992).  Impact of genetically modified rapeseed on insect pollinators (honeybees).    In: "Second International Symposium on The Biosafety Results of Field Tests of Genetically Modified Plants and Microorganisms" pp. 209-217 Eds: Casper R;Landsmann J;, Goslar, Germany.
  72. PATIN AL;DENNEHY TJ;SIMS MA;TABASHNIK BE;LIU Y;ANTILLA L;GOUGE D;HENNEBERRY TJ;STATEN R; (1999).  Status of pink bollworm susceptibility to Bt in Arizona.  Proceedings of the Beltwide Cotton Conference 2, 991-996.
  73. TABASHNIK BE;PATIN AL;DENNEHY TJ;LIU YB;CARRIERE Y;SIMS MA;ANTILLA L; (2000).  Frequency of resistance to Bacillus thuringiensis in field populations of pink bollworm.  Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences 97(24), 12980-12984.  [View abstract]  
  74. WESTMAN AL;LEVY BM;MILLER MB;GILLES GJ;SPIRA TP;RAJAPAKSE S;TONKYN DW;ABBOTT AG; (2001).  The potential for gene flow from transgenic crops to related wild species: a case study in strawberry.  Acta Horticulturae 560, 527-530.  [View abstract]
  75. CARRIERE Y;ELLERS-KIRK C;LIU YB;SIMS MA;PATIN AL;DENNEHY TJ;TABASHNIK BE; (2001).  Fitness costs and maternal effects associated with resistance to transgenic cotton in the pink bollworm (Lepidoptera: Gelechiidae).  Journal of Economic Entomology 94(6), 1571-1576.  [View abstract]  
  76. WESTMAN AL;MILLER E;SPIRA TP;TONKYN DW;ABBOTT AG; (2002).  Molecular genetic assessment of the risk of gene escape in strawberry, a model perennial study crop.    In: "Scientific methods workshop: ecological and agronomic consequences of gene flow from transgenic crops to wild relatives" pp. 6-24 Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio.  [View abstract]  
  77. CARRIERE Y;ELLERS-KIRK C;PATIN AL;SIMS MA;MEYER SK;LIU YB;DENNEHY TJ;TABASHNIK BE; (2001).  Overwintering cost associated with resistance to transgenic cotton in the pink bollworm.  Journal of Economic Entomology 94(4), 935-941.  [View abstract]  
  78. TABASHNIK BE;DENNEHY TJ;CARRIERE Y;LIU YB;MEYER SK;PATIN AL;SIMS MA;ELLERS-KIRK C; (2003).  Resistance management: slowing pest adaptation to transgenic crops.  Acta Agriculturae Scandinavica B 53(Supplement 1), 51-56.  [View abstract]
  79. SOBOLEVA TK;SHORTEN PR;PLEASANTS AB;RAE AL; (2003).  Qualitative theory of the spread of a new gene into a resident population.  Ecological Modelling 163(1-2), 33-44.  [View abstract]  
  80. BEALE MH;BIRKETT MA;BRUCE TJA;CHAMBERLAIN K;FIELD LM;HUTTLY AK;MARTIN JL;PARKER R;PHILLIPS AL;PICKETT JA;PROSSER IM;SHEWRY PR;SMART LE;WADHAM LJ;WOODCOCK CM;ZHANG Y; (2006).  Aphid alarm pheromone produced by transgenic plants affects aphid and parasitoid behavior.  Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences 103(27), 10509-10513.  [View abstract]
  81. FERREIRA JL;CARNEIRO JEDS;TEIXEIRA AL;DE LANES FF;CECON PR;BORéM A; (2007).  Gene flow in common bean (Phaseolus vulgaris L.)..  Euphytica 153(1-2), 165-170.  [View abstract]  
  82. AL MOUEMAR A;DARMENCY H; (2004).  Lack of stable inheritance of introgressed transgene from oilseed rape in wild radish..  Environmental Biosafety Research 3(4), 209-214.  [View abstract]
  83. CERDEIRA AL;DIONSIO LP;GAZZIERO LP;DUKE SO;MATALLO MB;SPADOTTO CA; (2007).  Review of potential environmental impacts of transgenic glyphosate-resistant soybean in Brazil..  Journal of Environmental Science and Health, Part B 42(5), 539-549.  [View abstract]
  84. CERDEIRA AL;DUKE SO; (2007).  Environmental impacts of transgenic herbicide-resistant crops..  CAB Reviews: Perspectives in Agriculture, Veterinary Science, Nutrition and Natural Resources 2(33), 1-14.  [View abstract]
  85. BORGGAARD OK;GIMSING AL; (2008).  Fate of glyphosate in soil and the possibility of leaching to ground and surface waters: a review..  Pest Management Science 64(4), 441-456.  [View abstract]
  86. KNISPEL AL;MCLACHLAN SM;VAN ACKER RC;FRIESEN LF; (2008).  Gene flow and multiple herbicide resistance in escaped canola populations..  Weed Science 56(1), 72-80.  [View abstract]
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