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Abstract

I recount the early influences that directed me toward a career in research and then describe some efforts investigating and the satellite RNA of . These descriptions have a common theme of surprise, how things often can be not as they are expected to be. Finally, I examine the widely held belief that a plant transgene derived from a distant taxonomic source presents a greater risk than a transgene derived from a closely related plant and contend that this also is a situation in which things may not be as they initially seem.

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2011-09-08
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