Science	Technology
1992	Automated DNA sequencing technologies Field testing of corn hybrid genetically altered to resist European corn borers - Ciba Seeds
1993	Field testing of glyphosphate-tolerant soybeans by adding gene that increases production of EPSP enzyme - Ciba Seeds
1992-94	Genome tools - Lawrence Liverpool Nat'l Lab: High-speed, high-purity chromosome sorter; High-speed flow cytometer; Liquid ion-exchange chromatography
1994	First FDA approved gen. altered food: Flavr-Savr
1995 First complete DNA sequencing of a freeliving organism Haemophilus influenzae
1995-97 Nine more complete DNA sequences completed including yeast, the first eukaryotic organism
1997	Nuclear transplanation experiment using nucleus from differentiated cell produces a lamb Dolly Genetic chip to hold personal data being developed

Sources: Barnum, 1998; Mariella & Copeland, 1995; Markert, 1989; Studt, 1998; Watson, 1980;
Weaver & Hedrick ,1992; Winchester & Wejksnora, 1996. *Nobel prizes awarded. “ ²²

“ The symbiotic relationship between science and technology is illustrated convincingly by the parallel and collaborative development of genetics and genetic engineering. This relationship has produced an increasingly powerful force in society with ethical, legal, and political ramifications. Combined, they will be a powerful lobbying group for government funds as well as for favorable legislation.” ²³

References:
²². A. Emerson Wiens, The Symbiotic Relationship of Science and Technology in
the 21st Century http://scholar.lib.vt.edu/ejournals/JOTS/Summer-Fall-1999/PDF/Wiens.pdf
²³.ibid.