A decade after countries first agreed to discuss the issue, the sharing of benefits from digital sequence information (DSI), the genetic data of plants, animals and microbes stored in online databases, has made little progress. This is despite a fund set up under the United Nations in 2024, which seeks to make corporations share part […]
A decade after countries first agreed to discuss the issue, the sharing of benefits from digital sequence information (DSI), the genetic data of plants, animals and microbes stored in online databases, has made little progress. This is despite a fund set up under the United Nations in 2024, which seeks to make corporations share part […]
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