Denmark has taken a small step to combat genome harvesting and is supporting African countries with approx. 3.5 million Danish kroner, for a conference to pave the way for international rules on the exchange of genetic resources.
The article can be found here:http://ulandsnyt.dk/indhold.asp?ID=18776&mode=Nyhed
Another article on the issue of genome harvesting can be found here:http://articles.latimes.com/2008/jul/04/world/fg-virus5
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