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Publications“The Genetic Map of Artemisia annua L. Identifies Loci Affecting Yield of the Antimalarial Drug Artemisinin,” I. A. Graham, Katrin Besser, Susan Blumer, Caroline A. Branigan, Tomasz Czechowski, Luisa Elias, Inna Guterman, David Harvey, Peter G. Isaac, Awais M. Khan, Tony R. Larson, Yi Li, Tanya Pawson, Teresa Penfield, Anne M. Rae, Deborah A. Rathbone, Sonja Reid, Joe Ross, Margaret F. Smallwood, Vincent Segura, Theresa Townsend, Darshna Vyas, Thilo Winzer, Dianna Bowles, Science 327, no. 5963, pp. 328 - 331 (2010). A Science Perspectives article comments on the CNAP project "The botanical solution for malaria," W.K. Milhous and O.J. Weina, Science 327. no. 5963, pp. 279 - 280 (2010). “Fast-track plant breeding of High-yielding artemisia annua to supply escalating demand for ACT malaria drugs,” Elspeth Bartlet. Outlooks on Pest Management 21(3), pp138-140 (2010) http://www.researchinformation.co.uk/pest/contents/TOC-2103.pdf Genetic and breeding of Artemisia annua L. for a sustainable production of the antimalarial drug artemisinin. V. Segura Med Sci , 26(8-9):701-3 (2010) [Article in French]. Report of the Artemisinin Enterprise Conference, York 8th-10th October 2008. Increasing artemisinin yield in Artemisia annua” (2008). T. Penfield, D Bowles, I. Graham. Abstracts from the 4th EPSO Conference, “Plants for Life.” 22-26 June, Toulon, France.http://www.epsoweb.org/catalog/conf2008/4CF_Abstract_book.pdf Innovative new approaches to reduce economic access barriers to artemisinin-based combination therapy (May 2007). N. Grove, D. Bowles, J. C. Craft and T. Brewer. European Journal of Tropical Medicine and International health 12 (Supplement 1): 68. Fast track breeding of Artemisia annua (2007). M. Smallwood, I. Graham, D. Bowles. Abstracts of 8th International Meeting: Biosynthesis and Function of Isoprenoids in Plants, Microorganisms and Parasites, April 30 - May 4, 2007, Strasbourg, France L50.
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