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Antibiotic resistance and genetically modified plants
... creating genetically modified (GM) seeds and plants, antibiotic resistance genes are commonly used as marker genes for the selection of transformed plant ...the genetically low mechanistic ...
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Detection of genetically modified maize events in Brazilian maize-derived food products
... genetically modified organisms provide this information on the label (Decree ...of genetically modified ingredients in the food ...of genetically modified soybean and maize in ...
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The status and prospects for genetically modified food in Europe and Croatia
... of genetically modified organisms (GMOs) used for food and feed is still very lively throughout the world, more than sixteen years after their commercial release (1996 – ...
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Alternative methods for detecting soybean seeds genetically modified for resistance to herbicide glyphosate
... of genetically modified products, increases the importance in identifying and quantifying seeds of plants genetically modified within seed lots of conventional cultivars or seeds of non- ...
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Five things to know about genetically modified (GM) insects for vector control.
... concerns. Genetically modified vectors—presently only mosquitoes—offer complementary new approaches to integrate with the best existing ...methods. Modified mosquitoes will actively seek out wild ...
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Consumer preferences of genetically modified foods of vegetal and animal origin in Chile
... Conjoint analysis was used to determine the importance of the existence of genetic modification in the decision to purchase food of vegetal and animal origin (HAIR et al., 1999). This analysis established the importance ...
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Phytophagous mites on genetically modified maize with Bacillus thuringiensis genes
... Genetically modified (GM) plants that express genes with insecticidal activity represent an efficient control for insect pests, in addition to being an important component of integrated pest management ...
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Characterization of Rhizobacteria from Field Grown Genetically Modified (GM) and Non-GM Maizes
... (a genetically modified maize) contains insecticidal toxic proteins (Bt endotoxins) that has advantages for crop production, such as increased insect resistance, grain yield and plant growth (Obrycki et ...
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Intellectual property rights related to the genetically modified glyphosate tolerant soybeans in Brazil
... The present work analyzes the different modalities of protection of the intellectual creations in the biotechnology agricultural field. Regarding the Brazilian legislations related to the theme (the Industrial Property ...
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Evaluation of Protein Quality from Genetically Modified and Organic Soybean in two Consecutives Generations of Wistar Rats
... soybean, genetically modified soybean and ...the genetically modified soybean protein, which demonstrated that the soybean maintained its protein use, although always inferior to ...
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IDENTIFICATION OF GENETICALLY MODIFIED SOYBEAN SEEDS RESISTANT TO GLYPHOSATE
... by genetically modified cultivars, the agriculture indus- try suddenly faces the need to determine the presence or absence of these traits in seeds, and in subsequently pro- duced ...
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Control using genetically modified insects poses problems for regulators.
... One non-insecticidal method of vector control, which incidentally shows much promise for dengue control, is the use of genetically modified (GM) insects. Serious discussion of whether GM insects could be ...
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A meta-analysis of the impacts of genetically modified crops.
... Original studies for inclusion in this meta-analysis were identified through keyword searches in relevant literature databanks. Studies were searched in the ISI Web of Knowledge, Google Scholar, EconLit, and AgEcon ...
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Assessing ecological risks and benefits of genetically modified crops
... Abstract: Genetically modified (GM) crops and biotechnology are providing new opportunities for increasing crop productivity and tackling agriculture problems, such as diseases, pests and weeds, abiotic ...
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Disease-threat model explains acceptance of genetically modified products
... while genetically modified tomatoes do”; “Genetically modified animals are always bigger than ordinary ones”; “It is impossible to transfer animal genes into plants”; “By eating a ...
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PERCEPTIONS OF BRAZILIAN SMALL-SCALE FARMERS ABOUT GENETICALLY MODIFIED CROPS
... We also noted that many of the socio-economic problems highlighted by farmers more critical of GM crops, particularly those linked to social movements, are not neces- sarily related to the fact that soy is ...
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Sugarcane (Saccharum X officinarum): A Reference Study for the Regulation of Genetically Modified Cultivars in Brazil
... Economic interest in sugarcane has increased significant- ly in recent years due to the increased worldwide demand for sustainable energy production. The Brazilian experience in sugarcane ethanol production has paved the ...
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A regulatory structure for working with genetically modified mosquitoes: lessons from Mexico.
... involving genetically-modified ...of Genetically Modified Organisms]) is the federal- level commission that formulates and coordinates policies in matters related to the biosafety of ...
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Directives and requirements for genetically modified (GM) crop regulation in Argentina
... Argentine national government has chosen biotechnology as one of the strategic areas for national development. In recent years, there has been increased interest in developing traits that increase the performance of ...
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Genetically modified yeast strains for effective bioethanol production from lignocellulosic residues
... Figure 3.9: Percentage of xylose consumed at 48 hours by S. cerevisiae CA11 recombinant strains in: A) YPX medium. cerevisiae PE-2 ΔGRE3 recombinant strains in: A) YPX medium. cerevisi[r] ...
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