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• AUB professor weighs pros and cons of genetically modified organisms.
• BEIRUT: While the positives and negatives of genetically modified organisms (GMO) are still being debated, the public and private sectors in Lebanon are in the process of defining their positions regarding the foodstuff. ... Talhouk said: "The advantage of GMOs is that we can produce better seeds, like corn for example, that would yield higher yield per a certain planted area, so our agriculture can be more efficient as we would hopefully use less chemicals and less insecticides because now we have genetically engineered plants that can fight insects on their own. ... "And what would insects do in response? Develop a super insect by evolution? If so we will be faced with an insect that can't be defeated, and a genetically modified plant spreading all over. ...

• GENETICALLY MODIFIED FOOD - MAIN PAGE.
• " Genetically Modified Food - General Assembly Report 1999 .
• The report and motions of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland on genetically modified food, presented on 11 May 1999 by the SRT Project. ...
• Genetically Modified Food - Precaution but not a Moratorium .
• Genetically Modifed Food - Pros and Cons .
• SRT's short information sheet, laying out the case for and against genetically modified food. ...
• Government's new labelling regulations for Genetically Modified Food don't meet the real needs .
• Press Release - SRT Genetically Modified Food Report .
• Genetically Modified Food Pages .
• Genetically Modifed Food .

• Genetically Engineered Food.
• Tell FDA to Label and Safety Test Genetically Engineered Food!.
• Stop the Approval of Genetically Engineered Fish!.

• What are genetically modified (GM) foods?.
• Man has been "genetically modifying" everything from food to dogs for many centuries; but in the past, the only tool has been selective breeding. ...
• Monsanto has genetically modified soybeans and other crop plants to create "Roundup Ready" strains that are not affected by Roundup. ...
• Concern grows over genetically modified food .
• BBC Talking Point: Should genetically modified foods be banned? .
• AgBiotechNet: Safety of Genetically Modified Foods .

• Genetically modified cats for sale.
• Cat lovers can put down a deposit to buy a genetically engineered kitten in 2007.
• What features would you want from a genetically modified cat?.
• The genetically engineered feline, which is expected to be available from 2007, is the first in a planned series of lifestyle pets, Los Angeles-based Allerca said in a press release.
• Department of Agriculture nor the Food and Drug Administration objected to the creation of a genetically-engineered pet fish because it wasn't meant for human consumption.

• Genetically Modified Foods and Organisms  Subject Index.
•  Genetically Modified Food.
• What are Genetically Modified (GM) Foods?.
• Combining genes from different organisms is known as recombinant DNA technology, and the resulting organism is said to be "genetically modified," "genetically engineered," or "transgenic. ...
• Technologies for genetically modifying (GM) foods offer dramatic promise for meeting some areas of greatest challenge for the 21st century. ...
• Highlights issues, news, reviews, abstracts and other resources related to genetically modified foods. ...

• The goal of this web site is to provide balanced information and links to other resources on the technology and issues surrounding transgenic crops (also known as genetically modified or GM crops). ...

• Genetically Modified Organisms (Contained Use).
• The organism which has been modified is referred to as a genetically modified organism (GMO). ... Where the GMO is a micro-organism it is typically referred to as a genetically modified micro-organism (GMM). ...

• Genetically Modified Food (GMF).
• EFFECTS OF GENETICALLY MODIFIED ORGANISMS .
• The subject of Genetically Modified Food is covered in the Ecosystems booklet, p 20-23 Improving the quality of crops and stock.
• This activity is designed to provide a more thorough look at genetic engineering and genetically modified foods, particularly for senior biology teachers who wish to cover this topic in greater detail. ...
• Within the next few years literally thousands of genetically modified food products or products with genetically modified components could be put onto the world market. ...
• As previously mentioned the incentives for modifying organisms and especially food genetically, come in four main categories: better health, better products, better for the environment and better business. ...
• Genetically modified food has great potential as a relatively cheap source of human therapeutics, especially for the worlds poorer countries. ...
• In 1996 US researchers were genetically engineering a banana to produce an antigen found in the outer coat of the hepatitis B virus. ...
• Researchers say that a banana or any fruit that is eaten raw could be genetically engineered to vaccinate against a wide range of diseases, providing a cheap source of protection. ...
• Growing genetically modified crops resistant to pests or diseases could reduce the reliance of agriculture on chemical sprays. ...
• The value of the global market for genetically modified crops is expected to be between 2 and 3 billion US dollars in the year 2000 increasing to 6 billion dollars in the year 2005. ...
• EFFECTS OF GENETICALLY MODIFIED ORGANISMS .
• Genetically modifying foods can alter their nutritional value. ...
• The nutritional value of food could also be diminished by inserted genes interrupting the function of other genes in a genetically modified plant. ...
• Pests and diseases can develop tolerance to the genetically conferred pest and disease resistance factors in the crop as a result of high selection pressure. ...
• The genetically modified crop may interbreed with closely related weed type species, thus making these weeds difficult to control with some specific herbicides. ...

• biotechnology: genetically modified organisms.
• Genetically Modified Foods:.
• Genetically modified (GM) crops and food are being grown and consumed by the public, even though: .
• Genetically Modified Foods:.
• Information is scarce about health hazards, such as toxicity in genetically modified (GM) crops.
• How can the public make informed decisions about genetically modified (GM) foods when there is so little information about its safety? The lack of data is due to a number of reasons, including: .
• An article in Science magazine said it all: "Health Risks of Genetically Modified Foods: Many Opinions but Few Data". ...
• When food-crops are genetically modified, ("genetically modified" food is a misnomer!) one or more genes are incorporated into the crop's genome using a vector containing several other genes, including as a minimum, viral promoters, transcription terminators, antibiotic resistance marker genes and reporter genes. ...
• Allergen content increased when soybeans were genetically modified. ...
• Genetically Modified Foods:.
• The executive director of this organization explains "Why concerns about health risks of genetically engineered food are scientifically justified. ...
• Campaign to label genetically modified food .
• If you oppose the FDA's regulations on genetically modified food, take action through this site.
• This network is a free service from Greenpeace to connect consumers who want to take action to end the use of genetically engineered (GE) ingredients in our foods.
• Campaign to ban genetically modified food.
• (2000) Health risks of genetically modified foods: Many opinions but few data. ...

• FACTBOX - Genetically Modified Crops in Africa .
• JOHANNESBURG - South Africa is pushing ahead with genetically modified (GMO) commercial crops, but many other African countries shun them. ...

• SARS Virus Genetically Engineered? .
• SARS Virus Genetically Engineered?.
• Ethical Aspects of Biotechnology and Genetically Modified Organisms.
• Eating Cauliflower Mosaic Virus infected vegetables does not prove that Cauliflower Mosaic Virus Promoter in genetically modified crops is safe.

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