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    Ventria Case Study Essay

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    facing Scott Deter and Ventria. They are trying to produce and market genetically modified rice in the state of California. In a previous case called “Prodigene”, genetically modified corn was produced then the following year soybeans were produced. In the same field, volunteer corn, sprouted from the previous season’s corn amongst the soybeans. This is just one way ordinary food can be contaminated with genetically modified food. The article listed that the Southern Valley of California has a…

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    Genetically Modified Foods In North America, 80% of the foods people eat contain GMOs. GMOs or Genetically Modified Foods are organisms whose genetic material has been artificially manipulated in a laboratory through genetic engineering, or GE. Many known food like snack bars or crackers contain GMOs. Scientists around the world debate whether GMOs are suitable or harmful to humankind. Each of them have their own reasons for the pro/con of GMOs. GMOs cause many health problems to humans and…

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    market: selling genetically modified animals. It marks the first time that a company has been permitted to sell GM animals for food by the U.S. government. AquAdvantage is an Atlantic salmon that has had genes added to its genome from both “Pacific chinook salmon… [and] ocean pout.” It was created by “Massachusetts-based AquAdvantage,”who want to start selling the product in widespread markets. AquAdvantage represents a possible transition of contemporary agriculture in which a lot of the food…

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    meals has raised big concerns about what we put into our bodies and how our food is labeled. Recently congress has been voting on food manufactures to disclose genetically modified organisms know as G.M.O on food packaging. Big Food Company’s try to hide the fact that they use many G.M.O ingredients in their foods but consumers want to know what they are consuming. Recently the FDA approved the sale of the first genetically engineered animal for human consumption. The fish is called AquAdvantage…

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    or a time when you put your own body at risk. Chances are you can’t think off a time when that happened, but what if that was false? Research shows that you may be harming your body by simply eating food. What are these foods you might ask? These harmful foods go by the name of Genetically Modified Organisms, or GMO’s. These relatively new organisms produced by mutating the natural genes are understudied and are in most cases unlabeled to the general public. Can we trust these GMO’s? Maybe not.…

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    Modified Organisms Vs Gmo

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    A genetically modified organism (GMO) is characterized as an organism that has been altered using genetic engineering techniques. These techniques use gene splicing to create transgenic organisms for better durability when encountering harsh weather, as well as extreme sustainability when faced with other factors of nature. Some claims suggest that gmos use less land for crops, have more nutrients, and have a faster and sounder production rate. However, despite these comforting traits regarding…

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    of the "James" report on the structure and functions of the proposed UK Food Standards Agency to oversee national food safety standards speaking on Genetically Modified Organisms. The World Health Organization defines Genetically Modified Organisms or GMO’s as organisms whose DNA has been modified in a way that does not occur naturally, through the introduction of a gene from a different organism. GMOs are a relatively new food technology, with the first GMO product to reach grocery stores in…

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    Future Of Gmo Essay

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    water, corn. Because of this, scientist are able to unlock the potential properties of plants that could revolutionize the way farmer’s farm. There are also scientist that have genetically modified animals. Scientist will be able to create more crops that are disease and insect resistant also. From the genetically modified seed to the picture perfect cow are in the near future. This will enable scientist to cure more diseases like cancer, chronic wasting disease and various other complicated…

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    Foods are essential to human. It provides us energy and nutrient we need to survive. Therefore, we always want to improve the food appearance, nutrient value and increase crop yield. This leads to the derivation of genetically modified (GM) foods. GM foods are foods derived from organisms whose genetic material (DNA) has been modified in a way that does not occur naturally, e.g. through the introduction of a gene from a different organism (WHO 2016). Although it is a newly advance scientific…

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    GMO Safety Assessments

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    Report on findings How are safety assessments conducted on GMOs? Many organisations such as WHO (World Health Organisation) or FSANZ (Food Safety Australia and New Zealand) state that GMOs have been rigorously tested in comparison to conventional foods. GM foods go under extensive safety assessments to ensure that they are safe at least in the short term. Scientists test whether the GMO has any direct health effects, potential allergens, stability of the inserted gene, components that have…

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