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This stamp commemorates
150 years of the Federal Techonlogy Institute
(Eidgenössische
Technische Hochschule, ETH) in Zürich. The DNA
molecule says there they work in Genetics. Switzerland, 2005.
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This stamp is from a set
dedicated to technology advancements. It features a replicating DNA
molecule and an atom. People's Republic of China, 1987.
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In
a set of stamps dedicated to high technology industries, this stamp is
for Biotechnology. To the left, a canola plant, the first commercially
available, genetically engineered, agricultural product. Over the
plant, a plasmid. To the right,
several chromosomes, one of them showing the insertion of the
transgene, and a DNA molecule. And this
molecule is incorrectly twisted to
the left, mistake already made in stamps issued in 1964 and 2002. Canada, 1996.
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This stamp cellebrates
the genetic advancements of the millenium, showing a family tree and
some computer circuits. Iceland is one of the countries where Human
Genetics is more developed, with whole population databases. Iceland,
2000.
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