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Human nutrition - General aspects
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A private laboratory for in-vitro multiplication of banana, potato, taro and cassava crops used by FAO.
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A Mahidol University staff member briefs a group of conference participants on the procedures at Mahidol University's BSL3 lab.
Staff member prepares a sample for testing at Mahidol University's BSL3 lab.
A laboratory assistant showing a wheat sample.
Kridsada Chaichoune of the Mahidol University shows the results of a PCR test (polymerase chain reaction machine or thermal cycler) to conference participants.
A laboratory assistant showing a wheat sample.
A PCR machine (polymerase chain reaction machine or thermal cycler) at Mahidol University's BSL3 lab.
Conference participants observe staff at work in the necropsy unit at Mahidol University.
A laboratory assistant working on seed germination at a seed complex.
A private laboratory for in-vitro multiplication of banana, potato, taro and cassava crops used by FAO.
A private laboratory for in-vitro multiplication of banana, potato, taro and cassava crops used by FAO.
A private phyto-laboratory for in-vitro multiplication of banana, potato, taro and cassava crops used by FAO.
A private phyto-laboratory for in-vitro multiplication of banana, potato, taro and cassava crops used by FAO.
The entrance to BSL3 lab at Mahidol University.
MEXICO FAO Project to increase fish production
A laboratory assistant working on seed germination at a seed complex.
India. Culture laboratory where tomatoes, maize, potatoes, beans and many types of mustard seeds (Brassicas) are propagated
A university staff member demonstrates the use of the PCR machine (polymerase chain reaction machine or thermal cycler) in the lab.
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THAILAND Laboratory analysis of street foods and drinks
Laboratory analysis of street foods and drinks has isolated various pathogens and other microbiological indicators. - - General: General. The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) has carried out a number of activities to evaluate the problems associated with street foods and to work with governments to develop programmes to improve the quality and safety of street foods. The results of these studies have been discussed at the regional and global levels. Strategies to improve street food activities have been developed. These include: licensing, food inspection and analysis infrastructure, potable water, garbage disposal, training to vendors and consumer education. legislation and regulations need to be updated accordingly. Regional committees of the joint FAO/WHO's Codex Alimentarius Commission are preparing Codes of Practice on street foods.
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