The 7th International Biosafety Symposium
(Beijing – China – October 10–16, 2002)

	[5] Session on: Research and regulation on biosafety of GMOs in China
	Shirong JIA and Yufa PENG
	Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences, Beijing, China
	SPEAKERS
	Strategic approaches to biosafety studies in China
	Yufa Peng Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences, China
	Studies on gene flow in China
	Shirong Jia Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences, China
	Research and development of recombinant microbes and safety considerations in China
	Dafang Huang Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences, China
	Economic impacts of plant biotechnology in China
	Jikun Huang Chinese Academy of Sciences, China
	Environmental impact of Bt cotton: a case study from China
	Kongming Wu Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences, China

	[6] Session on: Transgenic insects for pest management programs: status and prospects
	Marjorie A. HOY, Chairperson
	Dept. of Entomology & Nematology, University of Florida, P.O. Box 110620, Gainesville, FL 32611, USA
	SPEAKERS
	Analysis of risks of transgenic insects for pest management: past and future guidelines
	Marjorie A. Hoy University of Florida, USA
	Transformation of mosquito vectors of disease: goals and risk analyses
	Chris Curtis London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, UK
	Transgenic pink bollworms: evaluation of risks of releases in genetic control projects
	John Peloquin University of California Riverside, USA
	Chagas disease vectors that do not transmit the disease agent
	Ravi Durvasula Yale University School of Medidine, USA
	Transgenic Mediterranean fruit flies for sterile insect release programs
	Alan Robinson FAO/IAEA Agriculture and Biotechnology Laboratory, Austria

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