So my applied genetics class is doing a research project on genetically modified food. This means that your corn, could have the anti-freeze genes of a flounder, your soybeans, could have Bt (a pesticide produced naturally in soil bacterium, harmful to insects but not in mammalians) injected into them so they produce it naturally. There are many people who have strong feelings about this technology and I personally am not sure whether I am for or against it. If a plant is injected with genes from an animal, does that mean you are still eating part of an animal? GMO (genetically modified organisms) seeds are sterile and cannot reproduce. Also, about 90% of soybeans, 80% of cotton, and 60% of corn sold in our markets are genetically modified. The FDA does not require labels for GMO products either. What are your opinions?
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look at the food's plu:
Gourmet magazine described the number code's meaning: four digits for conventionally grown, five digits beginning with 9 for organic, and five digits beginning with 8 for genetically modified
i do not use these foods because they were created by using vivisection. yes you are eating an animals dna. and that animals was tortured by mad scientists to make those franken-fruits and veggies
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