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Positioning Biotechnology for Nigeria's Industrialization

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N J
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Afr
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Most of the activities concerning biotechnology in Nigeria are still in the laboratory research stage. More pragmatic effort is now needed  to translate the results of biotechnological research into commercial products and processes as well as general economic development.  Also, concerted effort to create companies for specific products and services using industrial biotechnology is required in Nigeria.

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