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• 2006925454 contributor B10737388.
• 2006925454 created "c2006.".
• 2006925454 date "2006".
• 2006925454 date "c2006.".
• 2006925454 dateCopyrighted "c2006.".
• 2006925454 description "Advances in technologies with relevance to biology: the future landscape -- A classification scheme for biological technologies -- Acquisition of novel biological or molecular diversity --DNA synthesis -- DNA shuffling -- Bioprospecting -- Combinatorial chemistry: generating chemical diversity -- High throughput screening -- Directed design -- Rational drug design -- Synthetic biology -- Genetic engineering of viruses -- Understanding and manipulating biological systems -- RNA interference (RNAi) -- High affinity binding reagents (Aptamers and tadpoles) -- Computational biology and bioinformatics -- Systems biology -- Genomic medicine -- Modulators of homeostatic systems -- Production, delivery and packaging -- Plants as production platforms (Biopharming) -- Microfluidics and microfabrication -- Nanotechnology -- Aerosol technology -- Microencapsulation technology -- Gene therapy technologies -- Targeting biologically-active materials to specific locations within the body -- The complementarity and synergy of technologies -- Conclusions and recommendations.".
• 2006925454 description "Framing the issue -- Committee charge and process -- Emerging technologies in the life sciences -- Notable features of technological growth in the life sciences -- definitions -- 20th century germ-based biowarfare -- Beating nature: is it possible to engineer a better pathogen -- Natural treats The evolution of pathogenicity: what does it take to cause disease? -- The importance of the host response -- Advancing technologies will alter the future threat spectrum -- The development and use of biological weapons -- Biological weapons are fundamentally different from other weapons of mass destruction -- The arms race metaphor and the difficult issue of secrecy -- The need to strike a balance: benefits of technological growth -- The dual-use dilemma -- Committee process -- Report road map.".
• 2006925454 description "Global drivers and trajectories of advanced life science technologies -- The global marketplace -- The Pharmaceutical industry -- Global growth of the biotechnology industry -- The Fledgling nanobiotechnology industry -- Agricultural biotechnology -- Industrial biotechnology -- Biodefense -- Global dispersion of knowledge -- Global Scientific productivity -- Global growth in biotech patent activity -- Information technology -- Global dispersion of people -- Trends in higher education -- Snapshot of the global technology landscape -- East Asia and the Pacific -- Eastern Europe and Central Asia -- Latin America and the Caribbean -- Middle East and North Africa -- South Asia -- Sub-Saharan Africa.".
• 2006925454 description "Includes bibliographical references.".
• 2006925454 extent "xv, 299 p. :".
• 2006925454 hasFormat "Also available on the Internet.".
• 2006925454 identifier "0309100321 (pbk)".
• 2006925454 identifier "0309101182 (prepub)".
• 2006925454 identifier "0309657547 (pdf)".
• 2006925454 identifier 11567.html.
• 2006925454 identifier 2006925454.html.
• 2006925454 isFormatOf "Also available on the Internet.".
• 2006925454 issued "2006".
• 2006925454 issued "c2006.".
• 2006925454 language "eng".
• 2006925454 publisher "Washington, D.C. : National Academies Press,".
• 2006925454 relation "Also available on the Internet.".
• 2006925454 subject "Biological warfare.".
• 2006925454 subject "Biotechnology.".
• 2006925454 subject "Bioterrorism.".
• 2006925454 subject "HV6433.3 .G56 2006".
• 2006925454 tableOfContents "Advances in technologies with relevance to biology: the future landscape -- A classification scheme for biological technologies -- Acquisition of novel biological or molecular diversity --DNA synthesis -- DNA shuffling -- Bioprospecting -- Combinatorial chemistry: generating chemical diversity -- High throughput screening -- Directed design -- Rational drug design -- Synthetic biology -- Genetic engineering of viruses -- Understanding and manipulating biological systems -- RNA interference (RNAi) -- High affinity binding reagents (Aptamers and tadpoles) -- Computational biology and bioinformatics -- Systems biology -- Genomic medicine -- Modulators of homeostatic systems -- Production, delivery and packaging -- Plants as production platforms (Biopharming) -- Microfluidics and microfabrication -- Nanotechnology -- Aerosol technology -- Microencapsulation technology -- Gene therapy technologies -- Targeting biologically-active materials to specific locations within the body -- The complementarity and synergy of technologies -- Conclusions and recommendations.".
• 2006925454 tableOfContents "Framing the issue -- Committee charge and process -- Emerging technologies in the life sciences -- Notable features of technological growth in the life sciences -- definitions -- 20th century germ-based biowarfare -- Beating nature: is it possible to engineer a better pathogen -- Natural treats The evolution of pathogenicity: what does it take to cause disease? -- The importance of the host response -- Advancing technologies will alter the future threat spectrum -- The development and use of biological weapons -- Biological weapons are fundamentally different from other weapons of mass destruction -- The arms race metaphor and the difficult issue of secrecy -- The need to strike a balance: benefits of technological growth -- The dual-use dilemma -- Committee process -- Report road map.".
• 2006925454 tableOfContents "Global drivers and trajectories of advanced life science technologies -- The global marketplace -- The Pharmaceutical industry -- Global growth of the biotechnology industry -- The Fledgling nanobiotechnology industry -- Agricultural biotechnology -- Industrial biotechnology -- Biodefense -- Global dispersion of knowledge -- Global Scientific productivity -- Global growth in biotech patent activity -- Information technology -- Global dispersion of people -- Trends in higher education -- Snapshot of the global technology landscape -- East Asia and the Pacific -- Eastern Europe and Central Asia -- Latin America and the Caribbean -- Middle East and North Africa -- South Asia -- Sub-Saharan Africa.".
• 2006925454 title "Globalization, biosecurity, and the future of the life sciences / Committee on Advances in Technology and the Prevention of Their Application to Next Generation Biowarfare Threats, Development, Security, and Cooperation Policy and Global Affairs Division, Board on Global Health, Institute of Medicine, Institute of Medicine and National Research Council of the National Academies.".
• 2006925454 type "text".