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    Genomics Monitor, Issue 1

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    Publication date
    2006-05
    Author
    Rhodes, Catherine A.
    Keyword
    Arms Control
    Health and Disease Control
    Environmental Protection
    Trade
    Drugs Control
    Human Genetics
    BTWC
    Biological and Toxin Weapons Convention
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    © 2006 University of Bradford. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Non-Commercial-Share Alike License (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0).
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    Abstract
    Welcome to the first issue of the Genomics Monitor. The Genomics Monitor provides information and analysis on developments in the international regulations relevant to the control of the biotechnology revolution. This introductory issue outlines the full range of applicable regulations at the international level - providing details on each regulation's aims, provisions, development and current status. Thirty-five key regulations are covered within the areas of arms control, health and disease control, environmental protection, trade, drugs control and the social and ethical impacts of human genetics. Because this Issue was launched in mid-November 2006 - just prior to the Sixth Review Conference of the Biological Weapons Convention - there is also a section covering Key Points for the Conference. It is clear from the content of the Monitor that there are significant connections between the rules in the different issue areas as they apply to biotechnology. Because of these connections, awareness of developments throughout the set of regulations is important to ensure they develop in a mutually supportive manner. A key aim of this and future Issues is therefore to raise awareness of the connections between the regulations and highlight cross-cutting work being undertaken by associated international organisations. The Genomics Monitor is of relevance to anyone interested in the international regulation of biotechnology, and of particular use to those involved in informing and making policy in this area.
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    http://hdl.handle.net/10454/744
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    Genomics Monitor (Bradford). 2006-
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    http://www.brad.ac.uk/acad/sbtwc/gateway/monitor/genomicsmonitorissue1.pdf
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