Global Regulatory Outlook of CRISPRized Plants summarizes CRISPR/Cas systems and applications for precise editing of plant genomes and discusses the global regulatory framework for CRISPR edited crops. While CRISPR technology has become a routine, cheap and an efficient method to generate edited crops with superior traits, how these crops will be regulated, will determine the future of this technology. Understanding the current state of regulation, the concerns, issues and foundations for decisions will be key in determining how this technology is used going forward.
Global Regulatory Outlook of CRISPRized Plants highlights regulatory classification of CRISPR modifications such as SDN1, SDN2 and SDN3 and their global regulation. and discusses the social, ethical, governance, and policy issues related to CRISPR edited crops. This important summary will be vital to the successful commercialization of CRISPR technology and biosafety concerns associated with this technology.
1. Global Regulatory Outlook For Crisprized Plants - p. iii 2. Cover - p. iii 3. Title Page - p. iii 4. Copyright Page - p. iv 5. Table of Contents - p. iv 6. List of Contributors - p. xvii 7. About the Editors - p. xxi 8. Preface to the Series - p. xxiii 9. Preface - p. xxv 10. Chapter 1 Regulations of genome edited plants: notes from editors - p. 1 11. Chapter 2 CRISPR/Cas systems and techniques - p. 21 12. Chapter 3 Applications of CRISPR/Cas in plants - p. 43 13. Chapter 4 Reagents and their delivery systems in CRISPR/Cas - p. 71 14. Chapter 5 Regulatory triggers of CRISPR-edited crops - p. 91 15. Chapter 6 Tracking footprints of CRISPR-based genome editing - p. 113 16. Chapter 7 Genetically modified organisms and their regulatory frameworks - p. 147 17. Chapter 8 Regulatory framework of CRISPR-edited crops in the United States - p. 167 18. Chapter 9 Regulation of CRISPR-edited plants in Latin America - p. 197 19. Chapter 10 Regulatory framework for CRISPR-edited crops in Argentina - p. 213 20. Chapter 11 Regulatory outlook of CRISPR-edited plants in Canada - p. 231 21. Chapter 12 Regulatory aspects of plants resulting from new genomic techniques in the European Union - p. 251 22. Chapter 13 Regulation of CRISPR-edited plants in Australia and New Zealand - p. 281 23. Chapter 14 Regulatory overview of genome-edited plants in Asian countries - p. 293 24. Chapter 15 Use and regulation of NGT (new genetic technology) in Japan - p. 319 25. Chapter 16 Regulatory status of CRISPR-edited crops in Africa - p. 327 26. Chapter 17 CRISPR/Cas genome editing and applications in forest tree breeding - p. 343 27. Chapter 18 CRISPR-edited plants’ social, ethical, policy, and governance issues - p. 367 28. Chapter 19 Regulations of multiplex genome-edited crops and CRISPR/Cas gene drives - p. 397 29. Chapter 20 Challenges and prospects in the regulation of CRISPR-edited crops - p. 447 30. Chapter 21 CRISPR technology commercialization and biosafety - p. 461 31. Index - p. 515
Global Regulatory Outlook of CRISPRized Plants summarizes CRISPR/Cas systems and applications for precise editing of plant genomes and discusses the global regulatory framework for CRISPR edited crops. While CRISPR technology has become a routine, cheap and an efficient method to generate edited crops with superior traits, how these crops will be regulated, will determine the future of this technology. Understanding the current state of regulation, the concerns, issues and foundations for decisions will be key in determining how this technology is used going forward.
Global Regulatory Outlook of CRISPRized Plants highlights regulatory classification of CRISPR modifications such as SDN1, SDN2 and SDN3 and their global regulation. and discusses the social, ethical, governance, and policy issues related to CRISPR edited crops. This important summary will be vital to the successful commercialization of CRISPR technology and biosafety concerns associated with this technology.
1. Global Regulatory Outlook For Crisprized Plants - p. iii 2. Cover - p. iii 3. Title Page - p. iii 4. Copyright Page - p. iv 5. Table of Contents - p. iv 6. List of Contributors - p. xvii 7. About the Editors - p. xxi 8. Preface to the Series - p. xxiii 9. Preface - p. xxv 10. Chapter 1 Regulations of genome edited plants: notes from editors - p. 1 11. Chapter 2 CRISPR/Cas systems and techniques - p. 21 12. Chapter 3 Applications of CRISPR/Cas in plants - p. 43 13. Chapter 4 Reagents and their delivery systems in CRISPR/Cas - p. 71 14. Chapter 5 Regulatory triggers of CRISPR-edited crops - p. 91 15. Chapter 6 Tracking footprints of CRISPR-based genome editing - p. 113 16. Chapter 7 Genetically modified organisms and their regulatory frameworks - p. 147 17. Chapter 8 Regulatory framework of CRISPR-edited crops in the United States - p. 167 18. Chapter 9 Regulation of CRISPR-edited plants in Latin America - p. 197 19. Chapter 10 Regulatory framework for CRISPR-edited crops in Argentina - p. 213 20. Chapter 11 Regulatory outlook of CRISPR-edited plants in Canada - p. 231 21. Chapter 12 Regulatory aspects of plants resulting from new genomic techniques in the European Union - p. 251 22. Chapter 13 Regulation of CRISPR-edited plants in Australia and New Zealand - p. 281 23. Chapter 14 Regulatory overview of genome-edited plants in Asian countries - p. 293 24. Chapter 15 Use and regulation of NGT (new genetic technology) in Japan - p. 319 25. Chapter 16 Regulatory status of CRISPR-edited crops in Africa - p. 327 26. Chapter 17 CRISPR/Cas genome editing and applications in forest tree breeding - p. 343 27. Chapter 18 CRISPR-edited plants’ social, ethical, policy, and governance issues - p. 367 28. Chapter 19 Regulations of multiplex genome-edited crops and CRISPR/Cas gene drives - p. 397 29. Chapter 20 Challenges and prospects in the regulation of CRISPR-edited crops - p. 447 30. Chapter 21 CRISPR technology commercialization and biosafety - p. 461 31. Index - p. 515
