Misc.

• CRISPR is coming to agriculture — with big implications for food, farmers, consumers and nature - Gene editing offers dramatic advances in speed, scope and scale of genetic improvement. It also offers an opportunity for more nuanced GMO governance
  How CRISPR works
  Ensia
  January 2016
   
• The CRISPR quandary - A new gene-editing tool might create an ethical morass— or it might make revising nature seem natural
  The New Yrok Times
  November 2015
   
• The next great GMO debate - Deep inside its labs, Monsanto is learning how to modify crops by spraying them with RNA rather than tinkering with their genes
  MIT Technology Review
  August 2015
   
• Planting a seed for CRISPR/Cas9 genome editing
  Biocompare, May 2015
   
• Get to Know GMOs - Seed Improvement
• How do we create new and improved varieties of plants? It starts with the seed. This chart compares and contrasts modern methods of seed improvement.
  GMO Answers
   
• Here's what 9,000 years of breeding has done to corn, peaches, and other crops
  Vox, October 2014
   
• Marker Assisted Breeding: A paradigm shift in crop improvement research 
  Dr. Kiran B. Gaikwad, Scientist, Division of Genetics, IARI, New Delhi - April 2014
   
• In silico comparative analysis of SSR markers in plants 
  BMC Plant Biology, January 2011

Food & Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO)

• Coping with water scarcity in developing countries: What role for agricultural biotechnologies?
  Summary document of the FAO e-mail conference - February 2008
   
• Marker-assisted selection: Current status and future perspectives in crops, livestock, forestry and fish
  Edited by E.P. Guimarães, J. Ruane, B.D. Scherf, A. Sonnino and J.D. Dargie - June 2007
   
• Results from the FAO Biotechnology Forum: Background and dialogue on selected issues
  by J. Ruane and A. Sonnino - Research and Technology Paper 11
   
• Molecular marker assisted selection as a potential tool for genetic improvement of crops, forest trees, livestock and fish in developing countries
  Summary of a Nov-Dec 2003 e-mail conference - July 2004
   
• What should be the role and focus of biotechnology in the agricultural research agendas of developing countries?
  Summary Document of the FAO e-mail conference - July 2004
   
• Marker assisted selection: A fast track to increase genetic gain in plant and animal breeding?
  Workshop proceedings - November 2003

International Plant Genetic Resources Institute (IPGRI)

• Molecular markers for genebank management 
  D. Spooner, R. van Treuren and M.C. de Vicente (PDF)

International Service for the Acquisition of Agri-biotech Applications (ISAAA) 
Global Knowledge Center on Crop Biotechnology

• Molecular Breeding and Marker Assisted Selection 
  April 2005

Molecular Breeding
Published by Springer Netherlands

• Breeding with molecular markers
  Dr. Allen Van Deynze, Professional Researcher, Seed Biotechnology Center, April 2010
   
• Marker assisted plant breeding: how and why it works
  Eurofins/STA Laboratories newsletter (March 2010)
   
• Marker assisted breeding for transformability in maize
  October 2006

• The role of molecular markers and marker assisted selection in breeding for organic agriculture
  E. T. Lammerts van Bueren, G. Backes, H. de Vriend and H. Østergård - April 2010

• Establishing genotype to phenotype relations: from art to science
  February 2010
   
• KeyGene delivers sequence-based physical map of the tomato genome to CBSG and international SOL Consortium
  December 2009
   
• It's a Green Gene Revolution: Keygene's 20th Anniversary
  November 2009
   
• Dare to Share
   
• Join us to make innovation work!
  October 2009
   
• KeyGene InnovatorsClub members benefit from interaction
  September 2009
   
• KeyBase™, a new mutagenesis technique
  August 2009

Dupont Pioneer 

• Marker-assisted selection
  February 2006 (PDF)
• Using molecular markers in plant genetics research
  September 2001 (PDF)

Plant Breeding
Published by Blackwell Synergy

• Marker assisted plant breeding: how and why it works
  Eurofins/STA Laboratories newsletter (March 2010)
   
• Automation of DNA marker analysis for molecular breeding in crops: practical experience of a plant breeding company
  C. Dayteg, S. Tuvesson, A. Merker, A. Jahoor, A. Kolodinska-Brantestam

Aspects of Applied Biology

• Marker assisted breeding to enhance forage quality in ryegrass varieties
  Yadav, R. S., Roderick, H. W., Lovatt, J. A., Skt, L., Wilkins, P. W.
  Aspects of Applied Biology, 2003 (No. 70) 183-186

University of California

• Breeding with molecular markers
  Dr. Allen Van Deynze, Professional Researcher, Seed Biotechnology Center - April 2010
   
• Biotechnology 101: What you need to know
  Classical and marker-assisted breeding
  Peggy G. Lemaux, UCCE Specialist, University of California, Berkeley - 2004

GERMINATION
The magazine of the Canadian Seed Industry

• Wheat feat - Fred Townley-Smith's enthusiasm for improved wheat varieties has benefited Canadian farmers
  November 2005 (PDF)
   
• Corn creator - Vlado Puskaric's dedication to early plant genetics has led to outstanding products
  November 2004 (PDF)
   
• Canola Contributor - Dr. Gerhard Rakow has made it his life's work to enhance the profitability of canola
  November 2003 (PDF)