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Cibus Laboratory
Cibus Laboratory
Cibus Laboratory
Cibus Laboratory
Cibus Laboratory
James Radtke, Ph.D., Vice President,
Product Development,
in the Cibus Greenhouse with potato
James Radtke, Ph.D., Vice President,
Product Development,
in the Cibus Greenhouse with canola
James Radtke, Ph.D., Vice President,
Product Development,
in the Cibus Greenhouse with corn
At a North Dakota State University
research plot, Cibus plants its canola
experimental lines.
Scientists at Cibus—including Keith Walker
(President), Peter Beetham (Senior Vice President,
Research) and Christian Schöpke (Research
Fellow and Senior Cell Biologist, Canola Program)
— process an experimental line from RTDS
to be collected and planted in research plots.
Grace Gamalong (Research Associate,
Cell Biology, Cibus) cultures Canola cells and
observes cell growth with a stereo microscope.
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Rapid Trait Development System (RTDS™) in Plants
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Creating a change in the letters of
DNA code using RTDS™
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Old Transgenic system versus new Cibus RTDS™
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The Evolution of Plant Biology —
RTDS™ versus other technologies
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Cibus’ RTDS illustrations are carefully vetted scientific
documents and available for reprint by journalists. These
files are property of Cibus and are not to be altered
in any way, shape or form.
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