Can Scientists Convince the Public to Accept CRISPR and Gene Drives? – Scientific American
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Can Scientists Convince the Public to Accept CRISPR and Gene Drives?
Scientific American In 1999 Robert Shapiro, then head of Monsanto, gave a stunning mea culpa at a Greenpeace conference in London. Monsanto's first genetically engineered (GE) crops had been on the market for only three years, but they were facing fierce public backlash. |
