The New York Times / ETC Group / WebMD / New Breeding Technologies / Emerging Technologies / Evolva / The National Academies Press / /
Country
United States / /
Currency
USD / /
Event
Product Issues / /
Facility
J. Craig Venter Institute / Supreme Court / Plant Health Inspection Services / Massachusetts Institute of Technology / /
IndustryTerm
synbio products / biosafety devices / agriculture applications / abstracfor other technologies / biological systems / gene circuit devices / redundant devices / agricultural products / safety device / biotech law / food / synbio versions / genome editing technology / parts pharmaceuticals / consumer products / chemical factories / economic and other gene circuitry devices / present infrastructure / patent law / synbio product / genetic use restriction technology / synbio applications / experimental protocols / /
MedicalCondition
diabetes / /
MedicalTreatment
dietary supplement / /
Movie
Brave New World / /
Organization
Stanford University’s Department of Biological Engineering / Presidential Commission on BioEthics / Food and Drug Administration / U.S. Department of Energy / Supreme Court / U.S. government / USDA / Presidential Commission on Bio-Ethics / Massachusetts Institute of Technology / International Center for Technology Assessment / Department of State / U.S. Department of Agriculture / White House / Effective Government / European Commission / Wilson Center Synthetic Biology Project / Food Safety / European Union / Friends of the Earth / office of Science and Technology Policy / J. Craig Venter Institute / /
Person
Gregor Wollbring / Guy-Bart Stan / D. Ewen Cameron / Moto Araki / Neil Goldsmith / Beth Baker / Heidi Ledford / D. Keith Roper / Jennifer Kuzma / Laurie Garrett / Tetsuya Ishii / Oliver Wright / Kumie Nojima / Steve Suppan / Sarah R. Carter / Tom Ellis / James J. Collins / Stephanie Storm / Colin Barras / Adam Kokotovich / Caleb J. Bashor / Kelly Drinkwater / Erika Check Hayden / /
FROM GMO TO SMO: HOW SYNTHETIC BIOLOGY EVADES REGULATION CC image courtesy of usdagov via Flickr ted_major. The first commercial food and agriculture applications of synbio have been announced, such as Evolva’s synbio