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Aquatic Biotechnology & Environmental Laboratory (ABEL) Articles
Featured Articles
VanSickle, C. (2005). Tea for Tuna. University of Georgia Research Magazine, Fall/Winter 2005:5.
Brown, S. (2005). Hopping and Swimming into the Genomic Age. NCRR Reporter, Winter 2005:4-7.
MacIntyre, E. (2005). Water World. The University of Georgia Columns, 24 October 2005: Vol. 33, No. 11:1+.
Fosgate, H. (2002). Aquatic toxicologist patents new genetically engineered 'lab fish'. The University of Georgia Columns, 18 November 2002: Vol. 30, No. 15:2.
Fosgate, H. (2000). Construction gets under way for new Aquatic Biotechnology and Environmental Laboratory. The University of Georgia Columns, 28 August 2000: Vol. 28, No. 3:1.
Coleman, S. (2000). Fishing for Answers. University of Georgia Research Magazine, Spring 2000:33.
Fosgate, H. (1999). Transgenic fish may give lab mice day off. Georgia Magazine, December 1999: Vol. 79, No. 1.