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    stated, “researchers are only just beginning to investigate” the possible health effects. The main problem on both sides of the health concerns debate is “that we don 't have the long-term independent studies” to answer the rising concerns of the genetic modification…

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    organisms, or GMOs, are one of the most divisive issues in biotechnology and genetic engineering as genetically modified crops directly influence today’s two main areas of current controversy: the environment and the economy. Criticism of environmental conditions are regularly based off the idea that “natural” is better. Besides the given premise that GMOs are created by artificial modifications in an organism’s genetic code, gene flow between species also plays a role in how GMOs affect…

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    GMO is an organism in which the genetic material has been altered in a way that does not occur naturally. Scientist have been taking a piece of genetic material from one organism (plants or animals) and putting it in a chromosome of a animal. Genetically modifying animals have been around since the 1970’s. “Genetic engineering is able to create whole organisms that are not natural to the planet, and whose specific genetic make-up is as much a result of human manipulation as it is natural…

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    Usually the FDA regulates all food but for GMOs they haven’t tested the long term safety of them. The FDA knows of “genetic instability” yet have no testing for genetically engineered food. FDA scientists have mentioned long term testing because there is no stability but it didn’t come through. There has been evidence and their own scientists have tried to convince them. The FDA physician who regulates input says, “FDA hasn’t found it necessary to conduct comprehensive scientific reviews of…

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    certain diseases. This is mostly done for diseases caused by genetic disorders. Some of these include, Parkinson’s, cystic fibrosis, and even cancer. (Goldbas,…

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    (nationalgeographic.com 1). Even humans could be cloned. But what will soon be possible is to enhance ourselves through genetic modification. We currently do this with food; GMOs (genetically modified organisms) are created by cloning the DNA of one organism and implanting it into the genes of another. Frost, pest, and herbicide resistant crops are created through this process. The artificial…

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    Research shows that introducing genetically changed elements to livestock food (as well as human products) is completely safe and has just as many nutrients as feed without GMOs. Plants have been engineered to yield a toxin that is noxious to certain insects but has no effect on humans. An example of crops made to withstand pestilence from bugs is Bt cotton. It is one variety of cotton that makes up a vast majority of plantations around…

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    Genetically Modified Organisms; (2).There may be potential detrimental effects from eating GM foods, while there have not yet been objective studies to identify such effects, if they exist; (3).There may be unexpected environmental problems; (4).Genetic Modified crops may violate certain religious beliefs and traditions. 5. LIABILITY AND INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY PROTECTION Liability and redress is usually conceived as a tool to provide compensation for harm caused by a person or entity engaging…

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    is enough food to supply all nations. Imagine that researchers and scientists can modify foods in such a way as to enable all to experience. A genetically modified organism (GMO) is classified as any organism that has had its genetic material altered using genetic engineering techniques (Genetically modified food, 2003).The DNA of crops is often altered by adding a piece of DNA from bacteria or another crop to make the altered crop better in terms of allergens, nutritional value, or…

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    Gmo Foods Persuasive Essay

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    information. In overview, a GMO is a plant, animal, or any organism, whose genetic material has been modified or manipulated through a process called genetic engineering. Although many organisms can be genetically…

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