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    the natural evolution and spontaneous genetic mutation, GMOs have been genetically modified for and specific outcomes. The selective bred of animals and plants have been produced since the oldest time, manipulating genes to obtain the grates benefits. However, this process was slow and took many generations to occur and the breeding would not have the ability to choose the desired gene (2). Since the discover of DNA, genome, mutagenesis, genetic engineering, plant transgenesis,…

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    Allergenicity is a claimed side effect of genetic engineering. Many children in America and Europe have developed life-threatening allergies to peanuts, soy and other foods, possibly from inserting new genes and inadvertently producing an allergen. (Whitman) However the United States Food and Drug Administration…

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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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    Genetically Modified Food Every human being requires food in order to stay alive. The food provides the body with the forces it needs to keep the heart beating, the limbs moving, and the lungs breathing. However, during the last century, scientists have been working in laboratories to create a new kind of food. This type of food is called genetically modified food. Genetically modified food comes from plants that have been altered in laboratories. This technology can be accomplished by moving…

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    Task 2 – Examples of genetic engineering Genetically modified crops Genetically modified crops are being grown in 23 different countries. They cause crops to grow in a certain way and it is also a very precise way of doing it. For example crops have certain characteristics that are inserted into the plant in order to genetically modify crops. Genetically modified crops have many positive impacts, but also have negative impacts to. GM crops means that there is an increase in yield and also means…

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    because people lack knowledge of what genetically modified organisms are and how they can affect an individual 's health. A GMO is a plant, microorganism or other organism whose genetic makeup has been modified using recombinant DNA methods, such as gene splicing, gene modification or transgenic technology. Genetic engineering of organisms began in the 1970s with the ability of scientists to clone genes and insert them in bacteria.This science…

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    For those of you who do not know a “GM crop plants contain artificially inserted gene(s) or “transgenes” from another unrelated plant or from a completely different species via advanced genetic engineering techniques”…

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    GM crops is a very controversial topic that is being discussed around the world. GM crops are plants that have been genetically altered in order to become more efficient. Having food is very important to human life. We are being presented with an opportunity to improve our health and lives through genetically modified crops. They not only provide a substantial amount of nutrition, they can help us create vaccines, they make it easier to to care of the crops, and they can be improved to create…

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    greater risk than the same foods made from crops modified by conventional plant breeding techniques, the AAAS Board of Directors has concluded”(Ginger Pinholster). What the author means by this is that even though plants are made by genetically engineering, the plant isn’t any more harmful over a plant that was grown by natural breeding. This also explains that just because of the ingredients that it contains it doesn’t mean that it will result in being dangerous to your body. Even though some…

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    Genetically Modified foods The topic of genetically modified foods is one of great controversy and is surrounded by many pros and cons. At the center of this topic is how genetically modified foods or GMF’s as they are often referred to are produced and what actually is done in the process of creating these foods, and how accurate are the labels the manufactures of these genetically modified foods are when they finally reach the hands of the consumers. Many people would argue that genetically…

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