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Publication Year	Title	Author(s), Editor(s), Other Contributor(s)	Publication Type
2012	Detecting un-authorized genetically modified organisms (GMOs) and derived materials	*HOLST-JENSEN Arne; BERTHEAU Yves; DE LOOSE Marc; GROHMANN Lutz; HAMELS Sandrine; HOUGS Liselotte; MORISSET Dany; PECORARO Sven; PLA Maria; VAN DEN BULCKE MARC, et al*	Articles in Journals
2011	Overview on the detection, interpretation and reporting on the presence of unauthorised genetically modified materials : Guidance document from the European Network of GMO Laboratories (ENGL)	*HOLST-JENSEN Arne; BERTHEAU Yves; ALNUTT Theo; BROLL Hermann; DE LOOSE Marc; GROHMANN Lutz; HENRY Christine; HOUGS Liselotte; MOENS William; MORISSET Dany, et al*	EUR - Scientific and Technical Research Reports
2009	A PCR-microarray method for the screening of genetically modified organisms	*HAMELS Sandrine; GLOUDEN Thomas; GILLARD Karine; MAZZARA Marco; DEBODE Frédéric; FOTI Nicoletta; SNEYERS Myriam; ESTEVE NUEZ Teresa; PLA Maria; BERBEN Gilbert, et al*	Articles in Journals
2009	Validation of a Real-time PCR On-Site Quantification Method for MON810 Maize	*LANGRELL Stephen; ALLNUTT Theodore; LAVAL Valarie; BERTHEAU Yves; PLA Maria; PAPAZOVA Nina; LEE David*	Contributions to Conferences
2011	Validation of a Real-time PCR On-Site Quantification Method for MON810 Maize	*LANGRELL Stephen; ALLNUT Theodore; LAVAL Valerie; BERTHEAU Yves; PLA Maria; PAPAZOVA Nina; DAVID Lee*	Articles in Journals
2008	Validation of the Performance of a GMO Multiplex Screening Assay based on Microarray Detection	*LEIMANIS Serge; HAMELS Sandrine; NAZÉ Florence; SNEYERS Myriam; MBONGOLO MBELLA Guillaume; HOCHEGGER Rupert; BROLL Hermann; ROTH Lillian; DALLMANN Klara; MICSINAI Adrienn, et al*	Articles in Journals

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