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Noreen Murray is Professor Emeritus in the Institute of Cell and Molecular Biology of the University of Edinburgh, the same department as Anthony Trewavas. She is a Fellow of the [[Royal Society]] and served as a member of the Society's Council as well as on the Council of the [[Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council]].

Murray was chair of the [[Royal Society]] group that set the remit for the peer review of Dr Arapad Pusztai's work. The group returned a critical report even though they did not have Pusztai's full data but only a report meant for internal use among Pusztai's colleagues. She had earlier sat with [[Derek Burke]] on the Royal Society's working group on 'Genetically Modified Plants for Food Use'. In other words, her views on the GM issue were already established.

With her husband, Professor Sir [[Kenneth Murray]] (co-founder of the first European based biotech company, Biogen) and Professor [Jean Beggs], Prof Noreen Murray invented the first genetically engineered vaccine (for Hepatitis B, engineered into yeast) that was approved for human use. With financial support from the pharmaceutical industry-funded [[Wellcome Trust]], Noreen and Kenneth Murray founded the [[Darwin Trust]] in Edinburgh, which conducts biotech research.

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-'''Noreen Murray''' is Professor Emeritus in the [[Institute of Cell and Molecular Biology]] of the [[University of Edinburgh]], the same department as [[Anthony Trewavas]]. She is a Fellow of the [[Royal Society]] and served as a member of the Society's Council as well as on the [[Council of the Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council]].
+'''Noreen Murray''' is Professor Emeritus in the [[Institute of Cell and Molecular Biology]] of the [[University of Edinburgh]], the same department as [[Anthony Trewavas]]. She is a Fellow of the [[Royal Society]] and served as a member of the Society's Council as well as on the Council of the [[Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council]].
 Murray was chair of the [[Royal Society]] group that set the remit for the peer review of Dr [[Arapad Pusztai]]'s work. The group returned a critical report  even though they did not have Pusztai's full data but only a report meant for internal use among Pusztai's colleagues. She had earlier sat with [[Derek Burke]] on the Royal Society's working group on 'Genetically Modified Plants for Food Use'. In other words, her views on the GM issue were already established.
-With her husband, Professor Sir [[Kenneth Murray]] (co-founder of the first European based biotech company, [[Biogen]]) and Professor [[Jean Beggs]], Prof Noreen Murray invented the first genetically engineered vaccine (for Hepatitis B, engineered into yeast) that was approved for human use. With financial support from the pharmaceutical industry-funded [[Wellcome Trust]], Noreen and Kenneth Murray founded the [[Darwin Trust]] in Edinburgh, which conducts biotech research{{ref|1}}.
+With her husband, Professor Sir [[Kenneth Murray]] (co-founder of the first European based biotech company, [[Biogen]]) and Professor [[Jean Beggs]], Prof Noreen Murray invented the first genetically engineered vaccine (for Hepatitis B, engineered into yeast) that was approved for human use. With financial support from the pharmaceutical industry-funded [[Wellcome Trust]], Noreen and Kenneth Murray founded the [[Darwin Trust]] in Edinburgh, which conducts biotech research.<ref>GM Watch MMII 22 August 2007 [http://www.gmwatch.org/profile1.asp?PrId=92&page=M Noreen Murray] Accessed 22 Aug 2007
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-Noreen Murray is Professor Emeritus in the [[Institute of Cell and Molecular Biology]] of the [[University of Edinburgh]], the same department as [[Anthony Trewavas]]. She is a Fellow of the [[Royal Society]] and served as a member of the Society's Council as well as on the [[Council of the Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council]].
+'''Noreen Murray''' is Professor Emeritus in the [[Institute of Cell and Molecular Biology]] of the [[University of Edinburgh]], the same department as [[Anthony Trewavas]]. She is a Fellow of the [[Royal Society]] and served as a member of the Society's Council as well as on the [[Council of the Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council]].
 Murray was chair of the [[Royal Society]] group that set the remit for the peer review of Dr [[Arapad Pusztai]]'s work. The group returned a critical report  even though they did not have Pusztai's full data but only a report meant for internal use among Pusztai's colleagues. She had earlier sat with [[Derek Burke]] on the Royal Society's working group on 'Genetically Modified Plants for Food Use'. In other words, her views on the GM issue were already established.
 With her husband, Professor Sir [[Kenneth Murray]] (co-founder of the first European based biotech company, [[Biogen]]) and Professor [[Jean Beggs]], Prof Noreen Murray invented the first genetically engineered vaccine (for Hepatitis B, engineered into yeast) that was approved for human use. With financial support from the pharmaceutical industry-funded [[Wellcome Trust]], Noreen and Kenneth Murray founded the [[Darwin Trust]] in Edinburgh, which conducts biotech research{{ref|1}}.
 == References ==
 #{{note|1}}GM Watch MMII 22 August 2007 [http://www.gmwatch.org/profile1.asp?PrId=92&page=M Noreen Murray] Accessed 22 Aug 2007

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-Noreen Murray is Professor Emeritus in the Institute of Cell and Molecular Biology of the University of Edinburgh, the same department as Anthony Trewavas. She is a Fellow of the [[Royal Society]] and served as a member of the Society's Council as well as on the Council of the [[Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council]].
+Noreen Murray is Professor Emeritus in the [[Institute of Cell and Molecular Biology]] of the [[University of Edinburgh]], the same department as [[Anthony Trewavas]]. She is a Fellow of the [[Royal Society]] and served as a member of the Society's Council as well as on the [[Council of the Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council]].
-Murray was chair of the [[Royal Society]] group that set the remit for the peer review of Dr Arapad Pusztai's work. The group returned a critical report  even though they did not have Pusztai's full data but only a report meant for internal use among Pusztai&#39;s colleagues. She had earlier sat with [[Derek Burke]] on the Royal Society's working group on 'Genetically Modified Plants for Food Use'. In other words, her views on the GM issue were already established.
+Murray was chair of the [[Royal Society]] group that set the remit for the peer review of Dr [[Arapad Pusztai]]'s work. The group returned a critical report  even though they did not have Pusztai's full data but only a report meant for internal use among Pusztai's colleagues. She had earlier sat with [[Derek Burke]] on the Royal Society's working group on 'Genetically Modified Plants for Food Use'. In other words, her views on the GM issue were already established.
-With her husband, Professor Sir [[Kenneth Murray]] (co-founder of the first European based biotech company, Biogen) and Professor [Jean Beggs], Prof Noreen Murray invented the first genetically engineered vaccine (for Hepatitis B, engineered into yeast) that was approved for human use. With financial support from the pharmaceutical industry-funded [[Wellcome Trust]], Noreen and Kenneth Murray founded the [[Darwin Trust]] in Edinburgh, which conducts biotech research.
+With her husband, Professor Sir [[Kenneth Murray]] (co-founder of the first European based biotech company, [[Biogen]]) and Professor [[Jean Beggs]], Prof Noreen Murray invented the first genetically engineered vaccine (for Hepatitis B, engineered into yeast) that was approved for human use. With financial support from the pharmaceutical industry-funded [[Wellcome Trust]], Noreen and Kenneth Murray founded the [[Darwin Trust]] in Edinburgh, which conducts biotech research{{ref|1}}.