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The connections between radioactive science and industry, prefiguring those between nuclear science and industry, were well in place long before the Manhattan Project, a conclusion that echoes Nicolas Rasmussen s remarks on molecular genetics not being the first life science to become biotechnology (see his paper in... 

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With the development of methods for large-scale cultivation of microorganisms and isolation of E. in very large quantities the industrial use of E. has become economically feasible, e.g. in food processing, in textile and paper manufacture, in laund products and in pharmaceuticals With the aid of genetic engineering it is potentially possible to develop artificial E. for the catalysis of reactions in organic and pharmaceutical chemistry. 

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