1. Programme OECD conference on genome editing

   Proceedings Programme 18 July 2019 Pages: 35 - 37

2. Foreword

   • Peter Kearns

   Proceedings Editorial 18 July 2019 Pages: 39 - 40

3. An overview of OECD activities related to modern techniques of biotechnology and genome editing

   • Peter Kearns

   Proceedings Paper 18 July 2019 Pages: 41 - 44

4. Global developments of genome editing in agriculture

   • Agnès Ricroch

   Proceedings Paper 18 July 2019 Pages: 45 - 52

5. Precision plant breeding using genome editing technologies

   • Caixia Gao

   Proceedings Paper 18 July 2019 Pages: 53 - 55

6. Agricultural applications of genome editing in farmed animals

   • Simon Lillico

   Proceedings Paper 18 July 2019 Pages: 57 - 60

   

7. DNA-free genome editing with preassembled CRISPR/Cas9 ribonucleoproteins in plants

   • Jongjin Park
   • Sunghwa Choe

   Proceedings Paper 18 July 2019 Pages: 61 - 64

   

8. Crop plants with improved culture and quality traits for food, feed and other uses

   • Fabien Nogué
   • Philippe Vergne
   • Peter M. Rogowsky

   Proceedings Paper 18 July 2019 Pages: 65 - 73

   

9. Sequence-specific nucleases as tools for enhancing disease resistance in crops

   • Vladimir Nekrasov

   Proceedings Paper 18 July 2019 Pages: 75 - 80

   

10. The global need for plant breeding innovation

    • Petra Jorasch

    Proceedings Paper 18 July 2019 Pages: 81 - 86

    

11. Potential benefits of gene editing for the future of poultry farming

    • Mark L. Tizard
    • Kristie A. Jenkins
    • Timothy J. Doran

    Proceedings Paper 18 July 2019 Pages: 87 - 92

    

12. Application of genome editing in farm animals: cattle

    • Alison L. Van Eenennaam

    Proceedings Paper 18 July 2019 Pages: 93 - 100

    

13. Application of genome editing in aquatic farm animals: Atlantic salmon

    • Anna Wargelius

    Proceedings Paper 18 July 2019 Pages: 101 - 105

    

14. Future-proofing regulation for rapidly changing biotechnologies

    • Huw D. Jones

    Proceedings Paper 18 July 2019 Pages: 107 - 110

15. Current risk assessment approaches for environmental and food and feed safety assessment

    • Jeffrey D. Wolt

    Proceedings Paper 18 July 2019 Pages: 111 - 117

16. Risk and safety considerations 2: genetic variations and potential risks—traditional breeding and genome editing

    • Yutaka Tabei

    Proceedings Paper 18 July 2019 Pages: 119 - 124

    

17. Where are we with unintended effects in genome editing applications from DNA to phenotype: focus on plant applications

    • Marie-Bérengère Troadec
    • Jean-Christophe Pagès
    • on behalf of the Scientific Committee of the High Council for biotechnology, France

    Proceedings Paper Open access 18 July 2019 Pages: 125 - 133

    

18. Problem formulation and phenotypic characterisation for the development of novel crops

    • Alan Raybould

    Proceedings Paper 18 July 2019 Pages: 135 - 145

19. Regulatory aspects of gene editing in Argentina

    • Martin Alfredo Lema

    Proceedings Paper 18 July 2019 Pages: 147 - 150

20. Clarifying the regulation of genome editing in Australia: situation for genetically modified organisms

    • Peter Thygesen

    Proceedings Paper 18 July 2019 Pages: 151 - 159

    

21. Clarifying the regulation of genome editing in Australia: situation for food

    • Lisa Kelly

    Proceedings Paper 18 July 2019 Pages: 161 - 164

22. Canadian regulatory aspects of gene editing technologies

    • Kenneth W. Ellens
    • Dylan Levac
    • Christine Tibelius

    Proceedings Paper 18 July 2019 Pages: 165 - 168

23. The EU regulatory framework on genetically modified organisms (GMOs)

    • Chantal Bruetschy

    Proceedings Paper 18 July 2019 Pages: 169 - 174

24. Regulation of genome edited technologies in India

    • Murali Krishna Chimata
    • Gyanesh Bharti

    Proceedings Paper 18 July 2019 Pages: 175 - 181

    

25. Innovation and the regulation of products of agricultural biotechnology in the United States of America

    • Sally L. McCammon
    • Mike Mendelsohn

    Proceedings Paper 18 July 2019 Pages: 183 - 186