Position paper of Polish biotechnologists presented to Mr. President Bronisław Komorowski

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Tomasz Twardowski przewodniczący Komitetu Biotechnologii PAN, Instytut Chemii Bioorganicznej PAN, Poznań

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biotechnology, bioeconomy, Poland

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GMO is not a danger either for human or environment. In contrary the profit from genetic engineering for entire society is tremendous. Innovative biotechnology is critically important for Polish economy and particularly for agro-food industry. Knowledge based bioeconomy will be the future for our country.

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