Biologists launch 'open-source movement'

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The Biological Innovation for Open Society (BIOS) initiative will seek to make information and technologies such as plant-breeding tools freely available to scientists and provide them with better information thus spurring an 'open source movement'. The initiative's first activities will be to gather a portfolio of research tools that can be used for free and to construct an easy-to-use database of patent information.

General services, Research & Development, Scientific Research and Development Services, Research & Development NEC, Research institutes, Company systems management, Information management, Plant breeding

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Synthetic sex cells

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The features of in vitro fertilization (IVF) and the new emerging technologies within this subject are described. Researchers are planning to grow sperm and eggs inside the lab for human reproduction.

Human reproduction, Fertilization in vitro

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Parasite vaccines: Sweet revenge

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The parasites act as a devastating toll on health. Sugar-based vaccines, which requires information on the function of parasite's complex carbohydrates, which are being developed are discussed.

Health aspects, Parasites, Parasite vaccines

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