Their answer: a genetically modified Cavendish banana resistant to the deadly fungus, known as Panama disease Tropical Race 4 (TR4). After extensive research and field trials, they’ve submitted ...

Following is a transcription of the video: Narrator: The world's most popular banana may be on the ... but it was genetically modified. Fernando: In Europe, the GMs are under regulation, so ...

In Australia, scientists have developed a genetically modified (GM) Cavendish banana that is resistant to TR4. The Bill and Melinda Gates foundation is also supporting ongoing transgenic research.

Tropic, the UK-based biotech company which has developed these bananas, claims that their fruit remains fresh and yellow for ...

That's the kind of investment most of us are happy to make, especially when they look as good as the Lace-Up Sneakers at Banana Republic Factory. Normally $80, they're on sale for $40 — and when ...

Scientists at Tropic in Norwich Research Park have developed a banana that doesn't go brown for 24 hours after being opened.

In addition, genetically modified plants may someday be used to produce recombinant vaccines. In fact, the concept of an oral vaccine expressed in plants (fruits and vegetables) for direct ...

In Australia, scientists have developed a genetically modified (GM) Cavendish banana that is resistant to TR4. The Bill and Melinda Gates foundation is also supporting ongoing transgenic research.

Scientists at Tropic, a plant biotech company based at Norwich Research Park, have developed a genetically modified banana that remains firm, fresh and yellow for up to 24 hours after being ...