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Country United States / / / Facility Jan A. Olafsen* University of Tromsø / / IndustryTerm biotechnology research / marine natural products / immune and nervous systems / commerciallyimportant products / molecular and biotechnological tools / marine chemicals / pharmaceutical product / underwater technology / pharmaceuticals / biotechnology / environmental and industrial products / platform technologies / food production / nutraceuticals using biotech applications / marine products / chemical and analytical methods / natural products / genomic tools / biological systems / biotechnology research budget / omics technologies / chemical and biological interactions / molecular biology tools / ecosystem management / marine resource mining / marine biotechnology sector / healthcare / environmental services / marine biotechnology research / nutraceutical products / biotechnology sector / high-tech forms / molecular technologies / marine biotechnology / food / energy / / MedicalCondition cancer / disease / diseases / / MedicalTreatment immunization / antibiotics / / Organization Department of Marine Biotechnology / A. Olafsen* University of Tromsø / / Person Jan A. Olafsen / / Position leader / / Technology genomics / proteomics / functional genomics / biosensors / drug discovery / bioinformatics / biomaterials / remote sensing / biotechnology / bioremediation / platform technologies / nutraceuticals / transcriptomics / metabolomics / omics technologies / /
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68 Blue biotechnology – where next? Jan A. Olafsen* University of Tromsø, Department of Marine Biotechnology, N-9037 Tromsø, Norway E-mail: [removed] The oceans cover two-thirds of the earth’s surface, con