Pendant la pause estivale du mois d’août, Inf’OGM fonctionnera au ralenti, pour une reprise des publications le 1er septembre ...

Par le biais d’analyses en laboratoire réalisées en Tunisie puis en France à partir de trois échantillons de semences de soja ...

Pendant la pause estivale du mois d’août, Inf’OGM fonctionnera au ralenti, pour une reprise des publications le 1er septembre. En attendant, retrouvez-nous aux Résistantes et bientôt sur les ondes !

Mosquitoes carry pathogens that cause diseases such as malaria and dengue fever, and are therefore known as vector-borne diseases. As part of the fight against these mosquitoes, researchers at ...

For the past fifteen years, governments have been discussing “synthetic biology” on an international level. If to date, an “operational” definition exists, the outlines of this field remain hard to ...

Adopted on May 24, 2024, after nearly 25 years of negotiations, the WIPO Treaty on Intellectual Property, Genetic Resources, and Traditional Knowledge aims to regulate the use of natural and cultural ...

The European Commission’s postponement of its “ biotech law ” until the end of 2026 is raising questions. Presented as a future “ regulation “, this law must be coordinated with other legal acts still ...

Alors que l’Union européenne tente de faire avancer son trilogue sur la déréglementation des OGM végétaux issus de nouvelles techniques (NTG), l’Association française des biotechnologies végétales (AF ...

Toulouse-based Micropep Technologies has just had one of its fungicidal micropeptides approved in the United States. The technology, developed and patented by this CNRS spin-off, is aiming for ...

From 1 st to 4 April 2025, in Rome, the thirteenth meeting of the ad hoc working group (WG13) of the International Treaty on Plant Genetic Resources for Food and Agriculture (ITPGR) revived a ...

Many additives and vitamins are now produced industrially by micro-organisms, some of them being genetically modified. The applications for authorization consulted by Inf’OGM for the latter are less ...

Qui cultive des OGM dans le monde ? Les principales plantes transgéniques commercialisées sont, par ordre d’importance : le soja, le maïs, le coton, et le colza. Les plantes génétiquement modifiées ...