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“…Duration 11 Hours of Video Instruction Overview This course covers the fundamental communications, circuits, antennas, and propagation issues surrounding emerging 60 GHz wireless LAN and cellular/backhaul applications. The course is developed and delivered by Prof. …”

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Tabla de Contenidos: “…Field Testing Genetically Modified Organisms: Framework for Decisions -- Copyright -- Preface -- Contents -- 1 Executive Summary -- PLANTS -- MICROORGANISMS -- FRAMEWORK -- 2 Introduction -- THE GENETIC MODIFICATION OF ORGANISMS: MERGING CLASSICAL AND MOLECULAR TECHNIQUES -- PLANT MODIFICATIONS -- CLASSICAL TECHNIQUES -- PLANT MODIFICATIONS-MOLECULAR TECHNIQUES -- COMPARISON OF CLASSICAL AND MOLECULAR TECHNIQUES IN PLANTS -- GENOME MODIFICATION OF MICROORGANISMSa CLASSICAL TECHNIQUES -- GENOME MODIFICATION OF MICROORGANISMSa-MOLECULAR TECHNIQUES COMPARISON OF CLASSICAL AND MOLECULAR TECHNIQUES IN MICROORGANISMSSUMMARY -- 3 Past Experience with Genetic Modification of Plants and Their Introduction into the Environment -- TYPES OF GENETIC MODIFICATION IN PLANTS -- Classical Techniques of Genetic Modification of Plants -- Cellular Techniques of Genetic Modification of Plants -- Molecular Techniques of Genetic Modification of Plants -- THE RESULTS OF GENETIC MODIFICATION -- Increased Yield and Increased Reliability of Performance -- MODIFICATIONS AND THEIR EFFECTS ON PERSISTENCE -- Degree of Domestication Plant HabitAdaptability, Range of Habitats -- CASE STUDIES OF INTRODUCED CROPS -- Soybean -- Canola -- Potato -- Maize (Corn) -- PAST EXPERIENCE WITH CONFINEMENT -- SUMMARY POINTS -- 4 Enhanced Weediness: A Major Environmental Issue -- GENERAL PRINCIPLES -- THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE INTRODUCTION OF EXOTIC PLANTS AND GENETICALLY MODIFIED PLANTS -- Ecological Implications of Introducing Plants with Many New Traits -- Ecologically Important Changes that Result from Small Genetic Alterations -- THE ABILITY OF CROPS TO REVERT TO A WILD OR WEEDY CONDITION HYBRIDIZATION BETWEEN CROPS AND THEIR WILD RELATIVESSUMMARY POINTS -- 5 Past Experience with the Introduction of Modified Plants: Molecular Genetic Techniques -- PROPERTIES OF MOLECULAR GENETIC MODIFICATIONS -- Methods of Gene Introduction -- Genetic Stability of the Alteration -- Types of Genetic Alterations -- CASE STUDIES OF PLANTS MODIFIED BY MOLECULAR GENETIC TECHNIQUES -- Stability of Inserted Genes -- Undesirable Alteration of Plant Phenotype -- Environmental Impact on Nontarget Species -- Potential for Weediness -- Specific Examples -- SUMMARY POINTS 6 Conclusions and Recommendations: Plants WHAT DOES PAST EXPERIENCE TEACH US? …”

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