Facilities Center Instrumentation for Resource Biotechnology
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A central focus in the future development of biotechnology will                 be the application of modern molecular genetics, ecology,                       biochemistry, immunology, and computer science to developing the                resources of underdeveloped nations.  Successful development will               require the interrelated application of these technologies to                   agriculture and to the alleviation of hunger and disease.  The                  nation that pioneers these applications will emerge preeminent in               21st century biotechnology.  Washington University is                           establishing a multidisciplinary Center for Resource                            Biotechnology that will concentrate on producing this next                      generation of biological knowledge.  The Center will involve                    faculty in the Departments of Biology, Biochemistry, Chemistry,                 Medicine and Chemical Engineering and researchers at the Missouri               Botanical Garden and in private industry, derive technical and                  financial support from companies with active biotechnology                      research endeavors, and use many existing facilities at                         Washington University, including excellent Fermentation,                        Microscopy, Protein Chemistry and Monoclonal Antibody Facilities                and A VAX Computer Network.  This application requests funds to                 equip two additional facilities required for the Center:  a Plant               Growth Facility to provide controlled growth environments and an                Integrated DNA Chemistry Facility to provide oligonucleotide                    synthesis and automated DNA sequencing capabilities.  With the                  completion of these two facilities, the Center for Resource                     Biotechnology will be a strong force for continued U.S.                         prominence in biotechnology.
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{'Code': '1102', 'Text': 'BIOLOGICAL FACILITIES'}
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