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    enetically modified organisms are plants or animals that have been genetically engineered by DNA. What that means is that plants or animals have their DNA modified. The DNA uses a certain engineering technique. This has a big affect on the production of plants and animals. People think this will help more people with food, it will help people because GMO makes more than 1. Alot of people think that these foods taste better when using this method. I believe this method would be very useful for…

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    The Misconceptions of Genetically Modified Foods Many foods are marketed as “organic,” or “GMO-free,” claiming they are healthier and safer than genetically modified foods. Does this really mean a better product, or are these claims ignorant misconceptions written off as fact? Genetically modified foods, sometimes called genetically modified organisms (GMOs), are foods that have been genetically altered to have traits that do not occur in nature or through traditional crossbreeding methods.…

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    Research Question: Genetically modified food, what do you need to know? Freedman, David H. "The Truth about Genetically Modified Food." Scientific American. N.p., 08 Aug. 2013. Web. 19 Oct. 2016. Freedman, a professor at University of California, argues that genetically modified crops say the technology is the only way to feed a warming, increasingly populous world. Critics say we tamper with nature at our peril. Who is right? Freedman’s assertion is that genetically modified foods are…

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    Cookies? Now what if I told you that there is a 60% percent chance that what you are eating contains ingredients from genetically engineered organisms. Would you stop eating it? I bet you wouldn’t because food is food after all. So why do some many people fear GMOs? What are GMOs? GMOs (Genetically Modified Organisms) are an organism that has had its genetic material modified. I believe that GMOs are beneficial to our world and shine a light in the future. It’s very important in developing…

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    two page essay I am supposed to talk about what a genetically modified organism, how the gene is inserted into the organism, describe two examples of genetically modified foods that are widely available in the us, benefits of GMO crops, the environmental and health concerns of growing GMO crops, Benefits and drawbacks of them, why people would want GMO labeling. In this paragraph i'm going to tell you exactly what a genetically modified organism is. Well we have been kind of doing this for a…

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    have real data, and there's no calling it back," says Allison Snow, a plant ecologist at Ohio State University. (Ackerman) Snow is known for all her research on gene flow or gene transfer. What she and many scientist worry about in that Genetically Modified Organism are being developed to fast and that are releasing millions of acres on farmland, before the particular product have been adequately of their long-term on the ecological impact. As mention before, pesticides it the most common toxic…

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    Pros And Cons Of Gmo Foods

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    Many people become very alarmed when they hear about genetically modified organism (GMO). People have an idea that GMO’s are harmful. However, with extensive exploration and research I will provide otherwise. It is obvious that the United States government approves the use of genetically engineered foods. Those engineered foods are considered to have the exact amount of nutritious value as other conventional foods; in addition to that GMO foods also reduce the use of herbicides and pesticides…

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    Gmos: The Silent Killer

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    GMOs: the silent killer A GMO, or genetically modified organism, is a plant, animal, or being that has been genetically altered in a laboratory. Moreover, a GMO can refer to any animal, crop, or organism that has been genetically engineered or modified. In the food industry, GMOs usually refer to produce and other consumer goods that have been genetically modified. Most Americans are not aware of the prevalence of GMOs in the food industry and the dangers that accompany them. In fact, according…

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    foods are natural, introducing genetically modified organisms, also known as GMO’s. GMO’s are organisms that have genetic material that has been altered in a way that is unnatural. Surrounding GMO’s lies economical, environmental, and societal dilemma’s that people have faced, as well as benefits for industries and farmers. However, most people, the consumer, have no idea what GMO’s are and do not realize that they are probably consuming genetically modified organisms. Before consumption, is the…

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    Genetically Modified Foods Why genetically modified food could destroy the world? According to an article called History of Genetically Modified Foods it said “The 1980’s marked the scientific discovery that specific pieces of DNA could be transferred from one organism to another”( history of GMO) that means that the scientist had been feeding humans bad food for over thirty four years. Genetically modified food has filled the world with its bad radiation and people thought they are eating…

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