Ely, Susan. 1998. Edible vaccines. Viewed 3/26/02
This is a lecture outline for a genetics class at Cornell University. The principle ideas, main points, current research, benefits and detriments of edible vaccines are organized in a bulleted format.
Innovations. 1999. Oral plant vaccines. Viewed 3/26/02
This is an interview transcript between an Australian Broadcasting Corporation reporter (Blanch) and the Senior Research Scientist from CSIRO Plant Industry Horticulture Unit (Dr. Lan Dry) about the innovation of oral plant vaccines.
Positive Impacts on Humanity
“Genetically Modified Crops Safe”- The Nation- Nairobi - cropsces - Accessed 3/28/02
“Ex Monsanto Execs From Biosciences Funding Firm” Reuters, May22, 2002- cropsces - Accessed 3/28/02
Australian Academy of Technological Sciences and Engineering (ATSE)- Accessed 3/28/02
Negative Impacts on Humanity
“Genetically Modified Crops Safe”- The Nation- Nairobi - cropsces - Accessed 4/02/02
Australian Academy of Technological Sciences and Engineering (ATSE)- Accessed 4/02/02
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Laino, Charlene. Newsweek 2/05/02
This article describes the basics behind the Novel vaccine and it’s possible uses and future impacts. Describes everything in easy to understand terms so that the average reader can come away with valuable information.
How Stuff Works
This site gives info on the vaccine in a very indepth, scientific manner. It doesn’t work with the Novel vaccine particularly, but with the idea and technology in general.
Science Daily
Another site with good info and great explantations.
Guterl, Fred. Newsweek 01/28/02
Article describes Genetically Modified foods used for delivery of vaccines. Written for a general audience, and is fairly unbiased info.
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