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Bugging the Corridor Where are Britain's new industries going to come from? Out of the laboratories at
Cambridge and spreading along the Mil corridor is one based on the genetic manipulation of bacteria.
Mary Goldring describes its developments, its considerable growing pains and its possible impact on the region and on the country's economy. Producer ANNE WINDER
(Repeated: Friday 10.45 am)

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Mary Goldring
Producer:
Anne Winder
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