[CH] Monasanto is not alone

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An excerpt from someone on another list.

>Below is the url to one document listing many of the companies
 >that are dabbling in genetic engineering (scroll down about 
>2/5ths of the page and look for "Terminator and Traitor 
>Technology"). This particular document lists not only Monsanto, 
>but others including Novartis, DuPont and Astra/Zeneca (who, 
>by the way, previously stated this year that it abandoned it's 
>research and development of "terminator technology" back in
>1992 but Exseed, a partnership between Astra/Zeneca and 
>Iowa State Univ.,was granted a patent for it in August of 1997). 


Here is a link that might be useful: RAFI document
<http://www.rafi.org/communique/fltxt/19992.html> 


Byron

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