Biosafety and Bioethics in Biotechnology
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Biosafety and Bioethics in Biotechnology
Policy, Advocacy, and Capacity Building
Uzochukwu, Sylvia; Godfrey Nwoba, Emeka; Christpeace, Ezebuiro Nwagbo; Ibrahim, Abdulrazak B.; Ubi, Benjamin Ewa; Esiobu, Nwadiuto (Diuto); Stanley Okoli, Arinze; Oluwaseun Adetunji, Charles
Taylor & Francis Ltd
05/2022
238
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Inglês
9780367767020
15 a 20 dias
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Part 1: Biosafety, Bioethics and Legal Issues in Biotechnology. 1, Status of Nigeria's Biosafety Regulation. 2. CRISPR / Cas9: Regulatory Considerations to Ensure Safety of Gene-Edited Products in Nigeria. 3. Regulating Gene-Edited Products in Nigeria. 4. Emerging Technologies: Can African Regulator Take a Lead on Transgenic Mosquito Regulation. 5, Bioethics: Principles and Practice in The Face of Modern Technology. Part 2: Biotechnology Policy Advocacy, Enlightenment and Public Engagement with Stakeholders / Policy Makers. 6. Science Communication in Agricultural Biotechnology and Public Engagement with Stakeholders in Nigeria. 7. Biotechnology Development in Nigeria: Meeting Critical Developmental Needs. 8. Communicating Scientific Innovations: The Case of Agricultural Biotechnology in Nigeria. 9. Review of Biotechnology Policies and Regulatory Frameworks. Part 3: Biotechnology Education and Curriculum Development. 10. Current status of Biotechnology Manpower Development in Nigeria. 11. Strategies Towards Enhancing Biotechnology Training in Nigeria. 12. Challenge of Science, Technology Engineering and Mathematics (Stem) in Technological Development of Nigeria.
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Biotechnology Communication;Biotechnology Development status;Bioethics;Biotechnology policy and advocacy;Biotechnology certification;Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) Education;Biosafety regulations for gene-edited products;Transgenic mosquito regulation in Africa;Biosafety regulations for genetically modified organisms;NRCRI;Biotechnology education and training needs;Public Engagement;Synthetic Biology;Genome Editing;NVRI;National Biosafety;Biotechnology Programme;Modern Biotechnology;DSB Repair;ZFNs;CRISPR;Gm Crop;Gene Drive Technology;Transgenic Mosquitoes;Biotechnology Education;Gm Product;CFT;Vector Control Tool;FFD;DNA Revolution;Biosafety Regulation;MERS Coronavirus;Private Medical Practitioners;African Development Bank;Applied Biotech
Part 1: Biosafety, Bioethics and Legal Issues in Biotechnology. 1, Status of Nigeria's Biosafety Regulation. 2. CRISPR / Cas9: Regulatory Considerations to Ensure Safety of Gene-Edited Products in Nigeria. 3. Regulating Gene-Edited Products in Nigeria. 4. Emerging Technologies: Can African Regulator Take a Lead on Transgenic Mosquito Regulation. 5, Bioethics: Principles and Practice in The Face of Modern Technology. Part 2: Biotechnology Policy Advocacy, Enlightenment and Public Engagement with Stakeholders / Policy Makers. 6. Science Communication in Agricultural Biotechnology and Public Engagement with Stakeholders in Nigeria. 7. Biotechnology Development in Nigeria: Meeting Critical Developmental Needs. 8. Communicating Scientific Innovations: The Case of Agricultural Biotechnology in Nigeria. 9. Review of Biotechnology Policies and Regulatory Frameworks. Part 3: Biotechnology Education and Curriculum Development. 10. Current status of Biotechnology Manpower Development in Nigeria. 11. Strategies Towards Enhancing Biotechnology Training in Nigeria. 12. Challenge of Science, Technology Engineering and Mathematics (Stem) in Technological Development of Nigeria.
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Biotechnology Communication;Biotechnology Development status;Bioethics;Biotechnology policy and advocacy;Biotechnology certification;Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) Education;Biosafety regulations for gene-edited products;Transgenic mosquito regulation in Africa;Biosafety regulations for genetically modified organisms;NRCRI;Biotechnology education and training needs;Public Engagement;Synthetic Biology;Genome Editing;NVRI;National Biosafety;Biotechnology Programme;Modern Biotechnology;DSB Repair;ZFNs;CRISPR;Gm Crop;Gene Drive Technology;Transgenic Mosquitoes;Biotechnology Education;Gm Product;CFT;Vector Control Tool;FFD;DNA Revolution;Biosafety Regulation;MERS Coronavirus;Private Medical Practitioners;African Development Bank;Applied Biotech
