81. Animal Biotechnology 1. Main Thrust Of Activities To Take Up R D To characterize indigenous breeds of livestock animals. Department supportedleather technology mission for biotechnology oriented programmes and 24 http://dbtindia.nic.in/r&d/animalbio.html

Animal Biotechnology 1. Main thrust of activities To develop cost effective and commercially viable disease diagnostics and vaccines. To characterize indigenous breeds of livestock animals. 2. Achievements Embryo Transfer Technology and related areas Leads were obtained under various facets of ETT in cattle and buffalo which included optimisation of in vitro fertilisation of oocytes, culture of embryos, micro manipulation and embryo cloning using nuclear transfer, embryo sexing through PCR, reproductive ultrasonography and endocrine profiles for augmenting fertility at various institutes like NDRI, NII and at IVRI. ET technique in camel was standardised at NRC on camel and ET camel calves were produced. Goat kids were also produced through ET technology. Embryo sexing method in cattle and buffalo has been developed using bovine Y chromosome and buffalo Y chromosome probe. A programme on Ovum Pick Up technology and cloning has been generated with the aim to produce large number of offsprings in a short period. The effort will help reduce the cost of ETT. ETT demonstration activities were also undertaken at farmer’s level through 14 regional centers and a number of ET cattle and buffalo calves were produced. Under open nucleus breeding system (ONBS) programme implemented by NDDB, 145 genetically evaluated cross bred Sahiwal male calves were produced. These bulls are being used in National artificial insemination programme.

82. Current And Future Promises Of Transgenesis For Agricultural Livestock In A Glob biotechnology, including transgenic livestock, will play a key role in meetingthe challenge of feeding the world population, while creating and maintaining http://www.adsa.org/jds/abs/2001/jds_es1.htm

Current and Future Promises of Transgenesis for Agricultural Livestock in a Global Marketplace R. D. Bremel, E. J. Homan, and T. H. Howard ioGenetics LLC, Prairie du Sac, 53578 ABSTRACT (Key words: transgenic livestock, genetic engineering) 2001 J. Dairy Sci. 84(E. Suppl.):E1-E8 Search PubMed Search for: MEDLINE and PubMed are registered trademarks of the U.S. National Library of Medicine.

83. An Ex Ante Economic And Policy Analysis Of Biotechnology Research For Livestock biotechnology research for livestock disease resistance trypanosomosis in Africa of the costs of key biotechnologyrelated processes in livestock, http://www.eldis.org/static/DOC9013.htm

SEARCH ELDIS Advanced search Help SITE CONTENT Home page What's new Resource guides Web links ... About Eldis CONTRIBUTE Add your research SUBSCRIBE Get news via email Reviewed documents Organisations Eldis is funded by Sida, Norad, DFID and SDC More... An ex ante economic and policy analysis of biotechnology research for livestock disease resistance: trypanosomosis in Africa Economically justifiable research depends on scientists' abilities to keep pace with, and take advantage of, biotechnology developments Falconi, C. / International Service for National Agricultural Research (ISNAR) This paper undertakes an ex ante assessment of the potential impacts of molecular genetics research on trypanotolerance. The next section describes current research thrusts and their potential for generating usable outputs. The modelling strategy employed to quantify impacts of that research in Africa is then described and the results of the modelling exercise presented and discussed. Implications for research policy are then drawn. Finally, concluding comments are derived from the analysis. Conclusion: Because of the costs of key biotechnology-related processes in livestock, the uncertainty of the economic benefits, and the lack of knowledge of genes that produce useful modifications, usable results may not emerge for many years. The current analysis indicates that economically justifiable research depends on scientists' abilities to keep pace with, and take advantage of, biotechnology developments in related fields. Maintaining current levels of human resource allocations and making strategic but relatively small capital investments would ensure that capacity. The results also suggest that further research is needed to consistently identify and track the impacts of alternative intellectual property rights options on the levels and distributions of biotechnology research benefits.

84. CCAC - Publications -> Resource -> Animal Welfare Regulation In The Field Of Bio Field of biotechnology. The Canadian Council on Animal Care (CCAC) participated at on Regulating livestock Animals and Fish Derived from biotechnology, http://www.ccac.ca/en/Publications/PUBLICAT/RESOURCE/VOL222/ART7222.HTM

Contact Us Site Map About CCAC What's New ... Media var pageTitle = document.title; var writeLocation = pageTitle.replace("CCAC - ",""); document.write(writeLocation); RESOURCE Volume 22, Number 2 Canadian Council on Animal Care Winter 1999 Animal Welfare Regulation in the Field of Biotechnology The Canadian Council on Animal Care (CCAC) participated at the recent Consultation on Regulating Livestock Animals and Fish Derived from Biotechnology , held jointly by Health Canada and the Canadian Food Inspection Agency. The aim of the consultation was to identify the components needed for regulation of animals used for food purposes and also animals used as producers of biopharmaceuticals. It was clear from the meeting, that any regulatory framework to be developed in this area must both strengthen public confidence in the health, safety and efficacy evaluations conducted by government, while providing a climate conducive to investment in research and technology transfer of agricultural products derived from biotechnology. In line with its responsibilities to the "traditional" agricultural industry, the role of the CCAC extends to the oversight of the care and use of animals which are involved in research and development of new techniques and practices. Research is the cornerstone of the biotechnology industry, and likely to remain so as companies compete to develop distinct products and to move them into the marketplace. The success of Canadian biotechnology, to date, has been due largely to the strength of long-term research activities at public institutions, but in recent years, research collaboration between academic, government and industry organizations has broadened. The role of the CCAC in regulation of animal welfare for biotechnology falls clearly within the area of research and development, whether this work is conducted in academic, government or industrial facilities.

85. AfricaBio Rainbow Biotechnology Schooling AfricaBio aims to integrate the science of biotechnology with the public sector . He was able to breed spotted, speckled and darkcoloured livestock from http://www.africabio.com/rainbow/4.html

86. Science -- Sign In biotechnology Improving Gene Transfer Into livestock. Anne Simon Moffat.Current methods for introducing new genes into cattle and other livestock have a http://www.sciencemag.org/cgi/content/short/282/5394/1619a

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87. The Pew Initiative On Food And Biotechnology: FDA Poised To Rule That Meat From agricultural biotechnology companies and the livestock industry have been Larisa Rudenko, FDA senior biotechnology adviser, said that although http://pewagbiotech.org/newsroom/summaries/display.php3?NewsID=907

88. Biotechnology News And Information Portal, Biotech Jobs And Career Resources Res biotechnology News and Biotech Job Portal. The disease is a major globalconcern to the livestock industry because infection is costly to treat and http://www.bioexchange.com/news/news_page.cfm?id=19250

89. Syllabi 2005-2006 B-KUL-I0559B Applied Biotechnology In Livestock Production Syllabi 20052006 KULeuven B-KUL-I0559B Applied biotechnology in livestock Production. http://www.kuleuven.be/onderwijs/aanbod/syllabi/I0559BE.htm

Home General information Opleidingen per faculteit English-language programmes of study ... Search programmes of study Translations: Nederlands Archive B-KUL-I0559B Applied Biotechnology in Livestock Production Show all details Hide all details General information Academic year Study points Language : English Duration : 26.0 hours Periodicity : Taught in the second semester Print version Taught by Robben Johan This course is included in Advanced Studies Master of Science in Molecular Biology Activities B-KUL-I0559a Applied Biotechnology in Livestock Production General information Language : English Duration : 26.0 hours Periodicity : Taught in the second semester Taught by Robben Johan Evaluation B-KUL-I2559b Evaluation : Applied Biotechnology in Livestock Production Evaluation description URL: http://www.kuleuven.be/onderwijs/aanbod/syllabi/I0559BE.htm

90. AllAfrica.com Namibia Facility To Enhance The Health Of Livestock Facility to Enhance the Health of livestock The biotechnology unit will testmeat for the presence of salmonella and other threatening bacteria. http://allafrica.com/stories/200507290679.html

91. FARM ACREAGE & LIVESTOCK INDICATORS - BIOTECHNOLOGY IN AGRICULTURE - PRIVATE COM FARM ACREAGE livestock INDICATORS Generic Keywords (What are these?) biotechnology IN AGRICULTURE PRIVATE COMPANIES REPORT http://freedonia.ecnext.com/coms2/summary_0285-180679_ITM

Home Industry Studies Private Company Reports BIOTECHNOLOGY IN AGRICULTURE - PRIVATE COMPANIES REPORT Report Details and Purchase Options Generic Keywords What are these Market, Research, Size, Share, Trends, Analysis, Demand, Sales Publication Date: 01-NOV-00 Format: HTML Delivery: Immediate Online Access Scroll to this section This is a section of the Full Report: BIOTECHNOLOGY IN AGRICULTURE - PRIVATE COMPANIES REPORT Publication Date: 01-NOV-00 Format: PDF Delivery: Immediate Online Access Pages: 227 Study #: 1349 Description Most firms active in the $1.6 billion US agricultural biotechnology industry are privately-held and/or start-up companies, the top two of which had total revenues of at least $25 million in 1999. An additional 21 such companieshad total sales of at least $25 milliion, including revenues not related to ag biotech. This report profiles over 100 private or start-up US ag biotech companies (e.g., Cargill, EDEN Bioscience). It also includes market shares, recent acquisitions and IPOs, cooperative agreements, and industry forecasts. (227 pages) Table of Contents To purchase items from this report, click on the checkbox next to each item and click the Purchase button at the top or bottom of this page. Other than chapter headings, table of contents entries that appear in all upper case are a table, chart or graph. Please note when purchasing on-line that the full report and complete chapters are provided in PDF format while individual pages, tables, charts and graphs are presented in HTML.

92. Rangeland Livestock Production Degree Option Offered Through The College Of Agri biotechnology and Natural Resources, University of Nevada. The RangelandLivestock Production option emphasizes the protection of sustainable http://www.ag.unr.edu/cabnr/Students/Majors/bac_Range_Livestock.htm

Animal Science's Rangeland Livestock Production Option Rangeland Livestock Production is one of the newest and most exciting degree options in the college. This animal science program educates students who can compete successfully for range-related jobs in Nevada, the western United States and throughout the world. The Rangeland Livestock Production option emphasizes the protection of sustainable natural resources, the proper use of livestock and the effective management and economic improvement of rangeland resources. The Rangeland Livestock Production option is unique from those offered by other schools in that it combines several specialized fields of expertise. It covers a broad spectrum of university courses centering on the concept of "multiple-use" resource management. In addition to rangeland livestock production courses, students take much of their course work in a variety of disciplines, becoming knowledgeable in animal science, wildlife science, soils, botany and ecology. Placement success for recent graduates of this program has been extremely high. Career opportunities are numerous and varied. Job opportunities exist in the private sector as well as with state or federal agencies. Graduates of the program may pursue careers in natural resource management and conservation, livestock production, ranch management, wildlife habitat development, mine land reclamation and soil conservation. Many graduates seek employment as range conservationists with federal land management or conservation agencies such as the U.S. Forest Service, Bureau of Land Management, Natural Resources Conservation Service, Bureau of Indian Affairs and the National Park Service.

93. Department Of Animal Science--Oklahoma State University Breeds of livestock Wheatland Stocker Conference Links to Info about BSE(MadCow) Cooperative Extension Service Biotech Adventure http://www.ansi.okstate.edu/

94. Stock Illustration Of 355019, Agriculture, Biotechnology, Blue, Bottle, Cattle - 355019, agriculture, biotechnology, blue, bottle, cattle by Digital Vision.Fotosearch Stock Photography helps you find the perfect photo, fast! http://www.fotosearch.com/DGV286/355019/

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95. 35-5 Performance Of Livestock Fed Biotech Crops Crops to supply feed for livestock produced through new genetic enhancementtechnology are emerging from research and development as a result of developing http://ift.confex.com/ift/2001/techprogram/paper_6230.htm

Performance of livestock fed biotech crops J. H. CLARK and I. R. Ipharraguerre. Dept. of Animal Sciences, Univ. of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, 264 Animal Science Lab., MC630, 1207 W. Gregory Dr., Urbana, IL 61801 Session 35, Present status and future prospects for food biotechnology: Safety assessment and consumer acceptance 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM, 2001-06-25 Room 275 2001 IFT Annual Meeting - New Orleans, Louisiana

96. Worldwide Biotech: Dow Agrosciences/Univ. Of Guelph Developing Cattle Vaccine Full text of the article, Dow Agrosciences/Univ. Of Guelph Developing CattleVaccine from Worldwide Biotech, a publication in the field of Computers http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0DHC/is_2_16/ai_112229750

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