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KENYA: MICE & HUMAN DNA
Eng/Jap/Nat
Nibbling away in boxes filled with wood chips in a building overlooking the Ngong hills, thousand of Kenyan mice are ready for the most important job of their lives.
The June 26th announcement in Washington by scientists and...
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Scientists work on vaccine for foot-and-mouth disease
Buenos Aires - 16 March 2006
1. Various of exteriors National Institute of Agricultural Technology, INTA
2. Various of scientists working in INTA laboratory
3. Various of laboratory mice nibbling genetically modified alfalfa
4....
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Scientist reveals why he exposed fraudulent stem cell research
The whistleblower who exposed fake stem cell research in South Korea says the country is still dominated by the values that allowed cloning fraudster Hwang Woo-suk to become a national hero.
After nearly 10 years of silence, Ryu...
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USA: EL NINO WEATHER PHENOMENON SAID TO BE DYING OUT (2)
English/Nat
"El Nino" -- the weather phenomenon that has caused unusual weather patterns since the beginning of 1997 is said to be dying out.
Using the latest satellite technology, NASA researchers say that for the first time they can...
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Mexico and Peru address food issues on World Food Day
AP Television
Lima
1. Wide shot of people protesting in Lima park
2. Zoom in to people holding signs against genetically modified foods reading (Spanish) "Genetically Modified Foods Out"
3. People marching with signs
4. Medium shot of...
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Talks between US and EU trade officials, briefing
1. US Trade Representative Robert Zoellick and European Union Trade Commissioner Pascal Lamy walk in
2. Cutaway of journalists
3. SOUNDBITE (English) Robert Zoellick, US Trade Representative:
"Uganda - and we just had president Museveni...
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US-Argentine study into gene that protects from AIDS
1. Exterior of Juan Garrahan children's hospital
2. Doctors walking into news conference
3. Pan from media to doctors
4. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Andrea Mangano, chief HIV researcher, Garrahan Hospital:
"We wanted to learn why some people...
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SKorean scientist linked to stem cell scandal claims he created 2 cloned wolves
1. Scientists carrying out what they claim is a cloned wolf in cage
2. Pull-out from head researcher to what they claim are two cloned wolves in cages
3. Close-up of wolf in cage
4. Wolves next to each other in cages
5. Pan from one...
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Scientists claim DNA tests show remains likely to be artist's
FILE: Porto Ercole - 26 March 2010
1. Close-up of drawing of Michelangelo Merisi, the painter universally known as Caravaggio
2. Close up old document, which says (Italian) "Michelangelo Merisi is dead of illness on 18 July 1609 in the...
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Fluorescent fish, mini pigs and medicinal fungus - biotech for the future
Taipei, Taiwan - July 18, 2013
1. Close up of green "GloFish", a genetically modified Zebra Danios (or Zebra fish) inside a tank under a black light
2. Close up Angel Fish, Pterophyllum Scalare, genetically modified green
3. Close of...
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WHO says avian flu could spark human epidemic, poultry in market
1. NIGHT SHOT Exterior of Metropole hotel, location for World Health Organisation press conference
2. Journalists at press conference, then pan to speakers seated at table
3. Mid shot of speakers
4. Cutaway of journalists
5. Close-up of...
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Newsy's Latest Headlines
Coast guard intercepts boat of Haitian migrants; 50 UGA professors plan to mandate masks in classroom; $30k in rewards offered for Brian Laundrie tips
Bloomberg
How Does 23andMe Get So Much Information From Spit?
Anne Wojcicki, 23andMe CEO and co-founder, talks about how they get so much DNA information from one person's vial of saliva. She's on "The David Rubenstein Show: Peer-to-Peer Conversations." This was recorded on July 21 in Palo Alto.
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South Korea to lift 3-year ban on human stem cell research
1. Wide shot pan of briefing
2. Close up of reporters
3. Wide of briefing
4. SOUNDBITE: (Korean) Kim Gang-lip, Director of South Korean Health Industry Policy Division of Health, Welfare and Family Affairs Ministry:
"The National...
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Cargo ship pulls away from port after protest
1. Greenpeace activists hanging from ship's anchor with banner saying "Stop Oppressing Trade"
2. Greenpeace motor boat
3. Greenpeace activists hanging from ship's anchor with banner saying "Stop Oppressing Trade"
4. Greenpeace motor boat...
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GWT: WRAP US comments on Baghdad, mosque firefight, dam
Doha, Qatar - April 10, 2003
1. Brigadier General Vincent Brooks and Renuart arrives for briefing
2. Cutaway media
3. SOUNDBITE (English) Air Force Major General Gene Renuart, Director of operations at US Central Command:
"Despite what...
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US comments on Baghdad, mosque firefight
1. Brooks and Renuart arrives for briefing
2. Cutaway media
3. SOUNDBITE (English) Air Force Major General Gene Renuart, director of operations at US Central Command:
"Despite what you see in terms of localised euphoria in places in some...
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News conference on 'fake' stem cell research
23 December 2005
1. Roe Jung-hye (Roe is her surname, in the Korean culture it is placed first), dean of research affairs at Seoul National University, surrounded by photographers and cameramen at news conference
2. Cutaway of...
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USA: DEMONSTRATIONS AGAINST W-T-O
English/Nat
The meetings don't start until next week, but the demonstrations against the World Trade Organization have already begun in the United States.
Agriculture promises to be a major stumbling block at the trade talks, caused...
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Firm presents 'cell fusion system' allegedly used by Clonaid
Daegu, 10 January 2003
1. Mid shot BioFusion Tech employee showing RMX2010 'cloning' machine to press
2. Various shots of RMX 2010 'cloning' machine
3. SOUNDBITE (Korean) Lee Sung-sik, President of BioFusion Tech, developer of the RMX...
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Anti-GM protest
1. Demonstrators closing off street in front of Sheraton Hotel, Mexico City
2. Demonstrators chanting and waving flags
3. Protester carrying corn stalk
4. Line of riot police guarding Sheraton Hotel entrance
5. Pan of demonstrators...
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American Elizabeth H. Blackburn talks about winning the 2009 Nobel Prize in medicine, along with two other Americans, for discovering a key mechanism in the genetic operations of cells, inspiring new lines of research into cancer.
HEADLINE: First Person: Nobel winner thought call a dream
CAPTION: American Elizabeth H. Blackburn talks about winning the 2009 Nobel Prize in medicine, along with two other Americans, for discovering a key mechanism in the genetic...