genetically modified (GM) crops
What are the socio-economic impacts of genetically modified crops worldwide? A systematic map protocol
... of genetically modified crops worldwide? This question has been subdivided into the following topics: (a) farm-level impacts; (b) impacts of coexistence regulations; (c) impacts along the supply ...
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Genetically modified crops and climate change linkages: An Indian perspective
... Genetically Modified Crops (GMCs) and Climate Change (CC) are the two most contentious eco- logical issues the world faces today. Application of transgenics in agriculture is most debated be- cause ...
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A House Divided: Exploring Implications of Decentralized Regulation of Genetically Modified Crops in the European Union
... whether special coexistence rules should apply in relation to organic production; options for maintaining the economic position of non-GM farmers if they have a crop with an unwanted GM presence above the EU 0.9% ...
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Systemic risks of genetically modified crops: the need for new approaches to risk assessment
... This scientific dispute in combination with societal and economic impacts influenced the revision of the EU GMO regulations [35]. The new EU biosafety Directive 2001/18/EC supports the ecological approach and pre- ...
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Organic farming and gene transfer from genetically modified crops
... eliminated. If levels of contamination similar to those set for certified seed are acceptable, then the same growing practices can be adopted. It would then be possible to draw on the experience of many years of seed ...
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The challenges of delivering genetically modified crops with nutritional enhancement traits
... omega-3 example at Rothamsted the research, the researchers and potentially the future consumer of the possible direct or indirect product have all benefited from the responsible research and inno- vation process. In ...
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Optimisation of qualitative and semi-quantitative detection of genetically modified crops by PCR
... netically unmodifi ed control a detection limit of 1% of admixture of Bt-maize was determined when using semi-quantitative PCR. The same primers as for semi-quantitative PCR were also used for mul- tiplex PCR but with ...
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Genetically modified crops safety assessments: present limits and possible improvements
... been modified to contain pesticides, either through herbicide tolerance or by producing insecticides, or both, and could therefore be considered as “pesticide ...ready crops have been modified in ...
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Economic impacts of genetically modified crops on the agri-food sector; a first review
... 1227 in Food Products from Plant Biotechnology, Ceres Forum sponsored by the US ECONOMIC IMPACTS OF GM CROPS ON THE AGRI-FOOD SECTOR A FIRST REVIEW 109... Department of Agriculture and t[r] ...
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Economic impacts of genetically modified crops on the agri-food sector: a synthesis. Working document, Directorate-General for Agriculture
... Identity Preservation and labelling in the context of GM crops There are several reasons to consider IP systems in the GMO context: - consumer request for traceability in order to contro[r] ...
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Genetically modified crops : science and the precautionary principle
... The science-based approach to GM crop regulation applied prior to the Commonwealth Gene Technology Act 2000, delivered measurably more advantageous outcomes to the Australian community t[r] ...
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Towards a More Holistic Understanding of American Support for Genetically Modified Crops: An Examination of Influential Factors Using a Binomial Dependent Variable
... States, genetically modified foods (and foods containing GM ingredients) have been deemed substantially equivalent” to products derived through traditional cross- breeding techniques, and levels of ...
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Genetically modified crops : science and the precautionary principle
... Carnations with Genetically Modified Flower Colour: Report to Government on the issues raised by the application ofgene technology to carnations with enetica/ly modified flower colour in[r] ...
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Gene transfer in higher plants for the development of genetically modified crops (gm crops)
... and also stimulate plasmid conjugative processes as well as virulence genes (vir genes) expression. The genes encoding enzymes for opine catabolism is located outside the T-DNA. Natural Ti-plasmids are used in vector ...
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The booklet "Genetically modified crops" published from the German Research Foundation, does not meet the given claim
... d) Der horizontale Gentransfer von einem Nahrungs- mittel aus einer genveränderten Pfl anze direkt auf eine lebende Zelle oder einen Organismus ist zwischen gleichen und verschiedenen S[r] ...
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Genetically engineered (modified) crops (Bacillus thuringiensis crops) and the world controversy on their safety
... The French High Council of Biotechnologies Scientific Committee reviewed the 2009 Vendomois et al. study and concluded that “ It presents no admissible scientific element likely to ascribe any hematological, hepatic, or ...
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The agricultural situation in the European Union - 2006 report. COM (2008) 525 final, 26 August 2008
... Regarding genetically modified crops, in March the Commission adopted a report to the Council and the European Parliament on experience gained in the Member States concerning the impleme[r] ...
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Biofortification in China: policy and practice
... and genetically modified crops, human health and safety concerns, labeling of biofortified crops for consumers, consumer rights, potential environmental impacts, intellectual property rights, ...
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Genetically Modified Mosquito: Myth and Reality
... Sterile Insect Technique (SIT) has been applied successfully in some agricultural pest control programs in the past, but in many cases, success has not been sustainable in the long run. Various attempts have been made to ...
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Genetically modified bacteriophages
... be modified, owing to the influx of new technologies, has led to an expansion of their natural capabilities, and a reduced dependence on phage isolation from environmental ...of genetically modified ...
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