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    Genetically Modified Plants‚ Innovation at its finest By Liiban Hersi Genetically modified (GM) plants have been a topic of controversy for decades. Arguments have been made about their effect on ecosystems and the human body‚ and the positives that they yield such as an improved shelf life‚ and improved nutrients. However it is clear that with a growing population in dire need of more food sources‚ GM plants are necessary. In addition to supplying an increasing demand in food‚ GM plants also

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    Is Organic Food Worth It?

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    Is Organic Food Worth It? Organic farming began in the late 1940’s in the United States‚ and in recent years it has seen a dramatic increase in popularity.  The sales of organic food have been increasing by about 20 percent a year over the past decade. The general belief is that organic items tend to be better for the consumer and the environment when compared to non-organic items. Organic foods are produced without the use of most synthetic fertilizers‚ sewage sludge‚ pesticides‚

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    Organic Baby Food

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    Organic Baby Food Stacy Adams Strayer University Lionel DeSouza MKT/500 May 29‚ 2011 Organic Baby Food Organic Baby food would be monitoring the relationships with the business collaborators‚ the business strengths: the 5Cs‚ and their customers (Iacobucci‚ 2010). Integrated marketing communication is integration of all marketing tools‚ approaches‚ and resources within a company which maximizes impact on consumer mind and which results into maximum profit at minimum cost

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    False Advertising

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    persuades people to purchase goods or services they don’t really need. There are numerous advertising tricks such as negative emotions‚ fear‚ anxiety or guilt is being used to persuade us to buy their products. Manufacturers and marketers especially in food industry are pushing the thin line between truth and a simple technicality. Misleading advertisements can not only carry many negative social impacts but also harm to its consumers. In this essay‚ I would like to focus on false advertising which is

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    Jeffery Kesterson Monique Babin WR-122 15 May 2015 Is Organic Food Really Healthier For You? Maya W. Paul wrote an article for Helpguide.com about organic foods geared towards helping people understand how to read organic food labels and their benefits and claims. When she wrote her definition for the word “organic”‚ she defined it as: Organic crops must be grown in safe soil‚ have no modifications‚ and must remain separate from conventional products. Farmers are not allowed to use synthetic pesticides

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    Ppt on Bt Brinjal

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    Cultivated on 510‚000 hact. * 82‚00‚000 metric tons. * Mainly cultivated on small family farms. * Source of cash income for resource-poor farmers. Grown as Kharif and Rabi crop What is Bt brinjal? Bt brinjal is genetically modified variety of brinjal which gives more resistant to Brinjal plant against insects. In technical terms Bt Brinjal is a transgenic brinjal created by inserting a gene [Cry 1Ac] from the soil bacterium Bacillus thuringiensis (and hence the name

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    to produce lots of copies of the gene of interest (Willey‚ Sherwood and Woolverton‚ 2012). There are many applications of gene cloning‚ the two which will be discussed in this essay are; genetically modified crops and using genetic fingerprinting for identification and relationship testing. Genetically modified crops can contain genes from sources outside the plant species‚ these express new proteins‚ regulate gene expression‚ mark specific parts of the genome and provide identifying clues the gene

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    condescending‚ talking down to us like we’re a bunch of dummies * says twice “opponents to GM are too ‘dumb’ to think for themselves and decide whether or not GMs are good or bad” * we‚ as consumers‚ want food labeled so we can decide whether we want to eat it or not * GM foods is not plant breeding‚ it’s changing the genes – something that nature cannot do on its own – introducing DNA from a different species into the plant * This is not hybridization – does not happen in nature

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    of interest’ or curiousity. Genetic engineering does not include traditional animal and plant breeding‚ in vitro fertilization‚ induction of polyploidy‚ mutagenesis and cell fusion techniques that do not use recombinant nucleic acids or a genetically modified organism in the process. Cloning and stem cell research‚ although not considered genetic engineering‚ are closely related and genetic engineering can be used within them. Synthetic biology is an emerging discipline that takes genetic engineering

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    The Use of Genetically Modified Salmon Throughout history there has always been a need to produce large quantities of crops and livestock which contain the most desirable phenotype. Farmers select for these desirable traits on the most fundamental level employing techniques such as selective breeding and the use of fertilizers. However with the ever growing expansion of today’s society the ability to produce sufficient resources using conventional agricultural methods is limited. The science

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