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    Gmos Consequences

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    years‚ genetically modified organisms also known as GMOs have replaced our diets with genetically altered foods‚ which have adversely affected the health of humans and local communities. GMOs are organisms that have been created through the gene-splicing techniques of biotechnology (also called genetic engineering‚ or GE) (EFSA). GMOs have been around for many years; it wasn’t until just recently that most people have become more and more concerned about them. Consuming these genetically altered

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    biological boundaries with a technology called genetic modification. Genetic modification creates genetically modified organisms (GMO). According to Dr. Arne Holst-Jensen‚ “GMO is a living organism whose genetic composition has been altered by means of gene technology”. That means a piece of DNA and/or synthetic combination of smaller pieces of DNA are placed into the genome of organism being modified. GMOs have been used for pest control and disease resistance‚ to increase yield of crops‚ and to

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    GMO’s Research The issue of genetically modified organisms is drawing unprecedented media attention due to its potential of bringing about fundamental changes in the genetic make up of living beings. Following paragraphs throw some light on this controversial subject. What are Genetically Modified Organisms? The genetically modified organisms or GMOs are the animals and plants that are genetically modified in order to develop the useful or desired traits. The techniques used to carry out genetic

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    But‚ in order to accommodate a rapidly growing population‚ it is necessary to increase crop production; therefore‚ the American public should overlook the negative media portrayal of genetically modified organisms and support the legalization of their use in food production throughout the

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    Organic and Genetically Modified Foods Currently in our country‚ there are endless amounts of issues surrounding the debate between organic and conventional foods. Organic and conventional foods differ in many ways; the substance‚ cost‚ appearance‚ health benefits and government interaction of these two types of foods differ from one another greatly‚ but also are considered extremely similar in the eyes of the average American consumer. Is organic food healthier for the human body? What is the

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    GMO: Friend or Foe? Introduction What is it? First of all‚ what is a GMO‚ or Genetically Modified Organism? Put simply‚ a GMO is an organism that has been genetically modified to improve its ability to grow in environments that it is not native to‚ resist pests without having to spray pesticides‚ tolerate extreme weather conditions‚ produce more food (such as milk in cows)‚ or show other desired traits. GMOs are produced through a technique which is generally known as recombinant DNA technology

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    Nick Scott Period 4 4/6/14 Pros of GMO’s Ever since genetically modified organisms (organisms with altered genes to promote a certain desirable trait; GMO for short) have been introduced to the market‚ large uproars of consumers‚ politicians‚ and activists against GMO’s have questioned the necessity and safety of them. But for what? Public and environmental safety has always been a major concern for them‚ yet‚ after continuous testing by the FDA‚ USDA‚ and EPA‚ these hypothetical problems

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    Benefits and Problems of Genetically Modified Food Every time we go to the supermarket or any grocery store‚ we do not know whether the vegetables‚ fruits or even meats being sold are genetically modified. To make this situation worse‚ most consumers do not pay much attention to what they are eating when they are actually devouring genetically engineered food. Despite this ignorance‚ more and more people‚ including researchers‚ are becoming aware of the impact of genetically modified food‚ and the debate

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    GMOs in Our Daily Lives

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    In the article‚ “What are GMO’s?” Debbie Slutzky conveys a message that states the genetic engineering done foods are very harmful to our health. Also known as genetic engineering‚ genetically modifying organisms consists of taking the genes from one organism and injecting those genes into another unrelated organism. For example‚ Slutzky stated‚ “Genes from fish which has an anti-freezing property may be spliced into a tomato to prevent frost damage.” This genetic science has been used in many different

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    Positive and Negative Impacts Genetically Modified Food Has on the World The term ‘genetically modified food’‚ also known as ‘genetically modified organisms’‚ is most commonly used to refer to crop plants created for human or animal consumption using the latest molecular biology techniques. The reason these plants are being modified today is to enhance desired traits such as increased resistance to herbicides (pesticides used to kill unwanted plants) or improved nutritional content. In order

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