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Publication Year	Title	Author(s), Editor(s), Other Contributor(s)	Publication Type
2013	Analysing patent landscapes in plant biotechnology and new plant breeding techniques	*PARISI CLAUDIA; RODRIGUEZ CEREZO Emilio; THANGARAJ Harry*	Articles in Journals
2008	An Assessment of Emerging Molecular Farming Activities Based on Patent Analysis (2002-2006)	*BASARAN Pervin; RODRIGUEZ CEREZO EMILIO*	Articles in Journals
2011	Attitudes of European farmers towards GM crops adoption	*AREAL FRANCISCO JOSÉ; RIESGO LAURA; RODRIGUEZ CEREZO Emilio*	Articles in Journals
2013	Bred for Europe but grown in America: The case of GM sugar beet	*DILLEN KOEN; DEMONT Matty; TILLIE PASCAL; RODRIGUEZ CEREZO Emilio*	Articles in Journals
2008	Bt Corn in Spain - The Performance of the EU's First GM Crop	*GOMEZ BARBERO MANUEL; BERBEL VECINO Julio; RODRIGUEZ CEREZO EMILIO*	Articles in Journals
2012	Consequences of a coexistence policy on the adoption of GMHT crops in the European Union	*AREAL FRANCISCO JOSÉ; RIESGO LAURA; GOMEZ-BARBERO Manuel; RODRIGUEZ CEREZO Emilio*	Articles in Journals
2006	The Current Clinical Practice of Pharmacogenetic Testing in Europe: TPMT and HER2 as Case Studies	*WOELDERINK A.; IBARRETA RUIZ DOLORES; HOPKINS Michael; RODRIGUEZ CEREZO EMILIO*	Articles in Journals
2012	Deployment of new biotechnologies in plant breeding	*LUSSER MARIA; PARISI CLAUDIA; PLAN DAMIEN; RODRIGUEZ CEREZO Emilio*	Articles in Journals
2008	A Descriptive Analysis of Conventional, Organic and GM Crop and Certified Seed Production in the EU	*CEDDIA Michele; RODRIGUEZ CEREZO EMILIO*	EUR - Scientific and Technical Research Reports
2010	Distances Needed to Limit Cross-fertilization between GM and Conventional Maize in Europe	*RIESGO LAURA; AREAL FRANCISCO JOSÉ; SANVIDO Olivier; RODRIGUEZ CEREZO Emilio*	Articles in Journals
2007	Dolly for Dinner? Assessing Commercial and Regulatory Trends in Cloned Livestock	*PAPATRYFON ILIAS; RODRIGUEZ CEREZO EMILIO; SUK J.; BRUCE A.; GERTZ R.; WARKUP C.; WHITELAW C. B. A.; BRAUN A.; ORAM C.*	Articles in Journals
2012	Economic and agronomic impact of commercialised GM crops: A meta-analysis	*AREAL Francisco; RIESGO Laura; RODRIGUEZ CEREZO Emilio*	Articles in Journals
2007	Economic Consequences of Coexistence Between GM and Non-GM Crops	*GOMEZ BARBERO MANUEL; RODRIGUEZ CEREZO EMILIO*	Contributions to Conferences
2007	Economic Impact of GM Maize Cultivation: Room for Coexistence Costs	*GOMEZ BARBERO MANUEL; RODRIGUEZ CEREZO EMILIO*	Contributions to Conferences
2010	European Coexistence Bureau (ECoB) - Best Practice Document for Coexistence of Genetically Modified Crops with Conventional and Organic Farming. 1. Maize Crop Production	*CZARNAK-KLOS Marta; RODRIGUEZ CEREZO Emilio*	EUR - Scientific and Technical Research Reports
2008	Functional Food in the European Union	*STEIN Alexander Jivraj; RODRIGUEZ CEREZO EMILIO*	EUR - Scientific and Technical Research Reports
2009	The global pipeline of new GM crops: implications of asynchronous approval for international trade	*STEIN Alexander Jivraj; RODRIGUEZ CEREZO Emilio*	EUR - Scientific and Technical Research Reports
2008	GM crops in EU agriculture: Case study for the BIO4EU project	*GOMEZ BARBERO MANUEL; RODRIGUEZ CEREZO EMILIO*	Articles in books
2007	GMCC-07: Third International Conference on Coexistence between Genetically Modified (GM) and non-GM based Agricultural Supply Chains	*STEIN Alexander J; RODRIGUEZ CEREZO EMILIO*	Books
2012	How can specific market demand for non-GM maize affect the profitability of Bt and conventional maize? A case study for the middle Ebro Valley, Spain	*RIESGO Laura; AREAL Francisco; RODRIGUEZ CEREZO Emilio*	Articles in Journals

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