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    Gm Food Pros and Cons

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    Senior Writer eCountries January 31‚ 2001 The genetically modified food debate continued at Davos in such panels as "21st Century Food Fights" and "Should We Be Frightened By Food?" - but it won ’t end there‚ not by a long shot. The GM food debate is increasingly dividing public opinion - and countries. The potential of the new technology seems promising‚ but it ’s hard to know at what‚ if any‚ risk. The debate over genetically modified (GM) organisms could look like an excuse for yet another

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    Transgenic Salmon

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    Background: Genetic engineering is a method which has existed since the dawn of time; as time elapsed selective breeding has been a main source of genetic manipulation. But over the past half century newer technologies have emerged allowing humans to dictate and more tightly regulate animal and plant genetic flow. The development of transgenesis in plants is a well-established field and is readily accepted and consumed by humans but in the case of transgenic animals they have yet to be publically

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    California based genetic foods producer Calgene Inc. has been chosen as the subject for the case analysis. The company‚ which is now part of Monsanto‚ introduced genetically modified tomatoes in the year 1992 called the “Flavr Savr Tomato”. This case analysis uses the Langenderfer & Rockness’ Seven Stage Framework to analyse the ethical decisions taken by the company. Stage 1: What are the facts of the case? Calgene Inc. has invested $20 million in producing genetically modified (GM) tomatoes

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    of crops since agriculture began. Genetic engineering is no different. 75% of foods already have been genetically modified since 1973. Many vegetables‚ fruits‚ and grains‚ have genetic modification that resists viruses‚ bacteria‚ and insects. Genetic modification also extends the shelf life of foods‚ creates more nutrition‚ and increases the yields of the crops. First of all what are GM foods? Genetically modified foods have changes put into their DNA by genetic engineers to improve the outcome

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    Milk Pros And Cons

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    Since rBST was approved in the United States; scientist‚ politicians and dairy milk producers have argued for or against its use. The truth is that many studies have been done and the lack of arguments and scientific proof about possible repercussions is the main reason why it is still legal. People still can decide which milk to buy; either treated cow milk or non-treated cow milk. The problem comes when people think that treated herd milk is a potential threat to their lives because

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    Genetically modified foods occupy an almost worldwide market now. So-called Genetically modified foods is through genetic engineering techniques to transfer one or more genes to a specific organism‚ and to effectively convey the appropriate product. The controversy about genetically modified food raised by scientists and government officials has become more and more intensive‚ resulting from the shortage of that food safe evidence from truly unbiased researches. The huge benefits and potential risks

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    GMO research proposal

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    Primary Research Choice For my primary research‚ I think that an excellent topic would be genetic engineering and its implications on the food industry as well as possible health problems in people that eat genetically engineered foods. This is a topic of increasing controversy in recent years‚ as more research is showing that genetically modified crops cause organ system failures and certain cancers in mice that are fed them over the course of generations. Many people are beginning to believe

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    The White Hat: The facts 1. Genetically modified foods or GM foods is to refer to crop plants created for human or animal consumption/ intake. GM foods are foods produced from organisms inserted into their DNA altering‚ and allowing genetic changes to be made‚ affecting their natural balance to give the desired affect –enhancing desired traits an e.g. being to increase the resistance to herbicides or to increase or improve nutritional content-. With the use of modern technology it is also possible

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    advancements in technology‚ it has become easier for companies to produce larger quantities of foods in less time and at a cheaper cost. This type of production is referred to as genetically modified foods. Since this has become more common‚ a great debate is occurring to compare the benefits and the disadvantages between the use of genetically modified foods and the use of organic foods. Do the benefits of organic foods overcome those of GM foods? Genetically modified food has many advantages‚ but

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    Science Gone Wrong

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    the near future. However‚ is it really an option that should be considered as a way to extend human life? There are a number of negatives involved with reproductive cloning. According to udemy.com‚ “95% of animal cloning has ended in failure due to genetic defects‚ and cloning is considered unsafe because of it” (Quinonez). Frankenstein or The Modern Prometheus written by Mary Shelley goes along very well with the statement that science can go too far. In the book Victor Frankenstein created a monster

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