The Genetically Engineered Salmon Labeling Act would ensure that any salmon that is genetically engineered be clearly labeled.
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"He is A, genetically incapable of lying and B, genetically incapable of disloyalty," one former Pentagon official said.
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Murray presents himself as coolly rational and scientific as he proceeds to his conclusion of genetically based racial differences: People differ in behavior, groups of people differ in behavior, people differ genetically, groups differ genetically.
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All of these tumors are clones—genetically highly similar to one another, but genetically distinct from their hound hosts.
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We already have genetically altered fruits, vegetables, pets, and livestock, why not add in genetically altered humans for a better future?
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Chinese farmers grow genetically modified cotton, and meat and dairy companies buy genetically modified corn from abroad to feed pigs and cattle.
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The fight over whether or not to label foods with genetically modified ingredients, also called genetically engineered foods and GMOs, has raged for years.
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But if we thought the debates over abortion and genetically modified crops were contentious, wait until the coming debate over genetically modified people arrives.
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The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) already requires labeling when genetically engineered food differs in any material way from their non-genetically engineered counterparts.
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This technique is routinely used to make drugs, such as insulin for diabetes, inside genetically modified cells, as well as to make genetically modified crops.
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President Xi Jinping has called genetically modified crops a national priority, and 90 percent of scientists agree that genetically modified organisms are safe to eat.
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Although China has poured money into research, it still bans cultivation of genetically modified food for human consumption, and knowledge about genetically modified organisms is limited.
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Illustration by Tara JacobyAmidst the clamor over genetically modified crops, there's an underlying point that's still being missed: Nobody really knows what constitutes a genetically modified crop.
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The use of genetically modified seeds by U.S. farmers would leave them unable to compete with their European counterparts, where use of genetically modified seeds is banned.
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He noted Beyond has stayed away from genetically modified ingredients, while Impossible genetically engineers yeast to create heme, the iron-containing molecule that gives meat its taste and aroma.
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As for controversy surrounding genetically-modified food, Cargill is attempting to satisfy both ends of the spectrum by acknowledging the growing group of people against genetically-modified organisms (GMOs).
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For example, a comprehensive 2016 study by the National Academy of Sciences concluded that genetically engineered crops are just as safe to eat as their non-genetically engineered counterparts.
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In 2014, Vermont passed a law requiring the labeling of genetically engineered whole foods and foods containing ingredients derived from genetically modified crops like corn, soy, canola and sugar beets.
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Furthermore, using the example of the twins in this article, genetically modified embryos can't consent to being genetically modified, yet they must live their lifetime with the consequences of it.
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"Both asthma and ADHD have large genetic components, and it may be that people who are more genetically susceptible to asthma are also more genetically susceptible to ADHD," Agnew-Blais added.
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Genetically Modified Organisms Hundreds of scientific studies have shown genetically modified foods to be safe to eat and GM crops are widely grown across the world, including in the United States.
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Genetically pure "A pure bison is genetically a genuine descendent of the original Plains bison that used to roam North America," said Utah State University Professor of Ecology, Dr. Johan du Toit.
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A wide-reaching study from the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering and Medicine published this year found no health risks associated with commercially available genetically engineered foods relative to non-genetically engineered foods.
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But genetically speaking, we do not share the same DNA.
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Lygos: Genetically modify yeast to produce sustainable chemicals without petroleum.
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The company then releases genetically modified males into the wild.
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Genetically modified yeasts already make vaccines, drugs and speciality chemicals.
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The genetically gifted apple doesn't fall far from the tree.
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Parabiosis works best on animals that are closely related genetically.
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Would the labels scare people away from genetically modified food?
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Oh good, humans are now genetically engineered in plastic bags.
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Lovely LashesWhen it comes to eyelashes, I am genetically bankrupt.
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Terms like "GMO" and "Genetically Modified Organisms" are scientifically arbitrary.
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For example, genetically engineered microbes: are those natural or artificial?
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There can't be anything genetically making gay people more creative.
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THE MONSANTO CORPORATION ARE GENETICALLY MODIFYING MILK AS WE SPEAK!!!
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It was meant to be genetically mapping the Zika virus.
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For now, though, genetically edited mushrooms are setting the pace.
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In 1982, tobacco became the first artificially genetically modified plant.
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Are you concerned about the dangers of genetically modified food?
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The Bill Does Not Cover All Genetically Engineered Food Ingredients.
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Something about the morality of fighting genetically engineered super fowl?
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Almost all the soy grown in Argentina is genetically modified.
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But are transgenic technologies necessary to genetically modify mosquito populations?
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Viruses may mutate to evade any genetically modified mosquito's block.
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Yes, he's genetically my son, but he's not my son.
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Many companies already disclose whether their food is genetically engineered.
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Genetically modified organisms are perhaps the best example of this.
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Intriguingly, those positive characteristics may be genetically related to autism.
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We are actually so genetically inferior that they HATE us.
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Americans have a lot of hesitancy around genetically modified anything.
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Women have typically been defined genetically by two X chromosomes.
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So the company releases genetically modified males into the wild.
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Identical twins are near matches, genetically; fraternal ones are not.
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The lab work revealed at least 459 genetically distinct individuals.
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Each embryo — created in a petri dish — was genetically tested.
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That same cell cluster can make more genetically matched animals.
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Gradually the eastern and western populations parted ways, genetically speaking.
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Genetically, at least, that doesn't seem to be the case.
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The deal also comes as Beijing grapples with its long-held resistance to genetically modified crops and its efforts to nurture a homegrown genetically modified crop industry, while trying to ease public skepticism about it.
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Pairs of friends were found to be more genetically similar than random pairs of strangers, and had around two-thirds of the genetically similarity of married couples, in same-gender and mix-gender friend groups.
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If genetically modifying insects to control the spread of vector-borne diseases are permissible, perhaps genetically modifying our food to make it more abundant, more nutritious and safer has merit also, especially for the poor?
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It was the first major chain to reject genetically modified food.
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She's genetically modified to be stronger and faster than other humans.
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Genetically they are one and the same, more like identical twins.
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That's not to say we shouldn't genetically edit monkeys, said Neuhaus.
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All of the seeds are sourced non-GMO [genetically modified organism].
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Both are being genetically tweaked by UK-based biotech firm Oxitec.
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But sleeving into a genetically enhanced body could lead to benefits.
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If it's true, they would be the first genetically edited humans.
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China has been slow in approving genetically modified foods in general.
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Genetically-engineered bacteria could be used to light up hidden landmines.
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Another woman in China is pregnant with a genetically engineered baby.
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These include understanding widespread public rejection of genetically modified organisms (GMOs).
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The group simply wanted to genetically modify the genes of sheep.
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" He revealed that the arthritis is likely a "genetically based condition.
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For its part, Soylent is proud to use genetically modified products.
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But selfishly, I still want a child that is genetically mine.
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In one, the team bred mice with genetically weakened immune systems.
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Researchers studied mice that were genetically engineered to develop colon tumors.
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That is, at least genetically, a team of scientists have found.
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We can blame the current Zika outbreak on genetically modified mosquitoes.
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Genetically, they're as distinct as brown bears are from polar bears.
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Today, there's a genetically modified variety for almost any soybean need.
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The genetically blessed duo seem like a match made in heaven.
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Liverpool, as a club, is genetically predisposed toward trusting its manager.
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Here are popular misconceptions about what is and isn't genetically modified.
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It's genetically well-defined -- more so than many more common diseases.
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But this doesn't happen in mice genetically engineered to lack ipRGCs.
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As it happens, some people are genetically predisposed to feel good.
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"We found genetically that wasn't right at all," Dr. Reich said.
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As a woman, your body is genetically engineered to give birth.
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Earlier campaigns took aim at fracking, vaccination and genetically modified organisms.
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Shall we engage 23andMe to identify the genetically guilty or innocent?
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The tender seeks corn (maize) free of genetically-modified organisms (GMOs).
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How to Be More Resilient Some people are just genetically tougher.
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The tender seeks corn (maize) free of genetically modified organisms (GMOs).
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Possibly. Or for issues like the acceptance of genetically modified foods?
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Opponents of genetically modified organisms were quick to criticize the study.
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Lawrence Ingrassia said his family was genetically predisposed to the disease.
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And, only a portion of those embryos will be genetically sound.
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Suppose we were talking about a genetically modified viral vector, however.
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Shanghai scientists created two genetically identical and adorable long-tailed macaques.
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Now: Convinced she is genetically predisposed to become a homicidal maniac.
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Just because they're genetically identical doesn't mean they'll look the same.
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In time, it will develop into its own genetically identical plant.
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More than 90 percent of India's cotton crop is genetically modified.
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A week after the WHO declared the virus—which can result in birth defects—a global emergency, here are what crazies are blaming for the virus's spread: Genetically modified mosquitoes: Oxitec genetically modifies mosquitoes in Brazil.
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The researchers said that if Moscow was able to turn U.S. public opinion against genetically modified organisms (GMOs), it could hurt the U.S. agricultural industry, which relies heavily on genetically engineered crops, the Des Moines Register reports.
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If the division and violence that has stemmed from the genetically modified crops and abortion debates is any guide, the coming struggle over genetically selected and modified humans could well become a defining conflict for future generations.
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These E. coli were genetically engineered to glow green under fluorescent light.
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"Ginkgo has ensured its place in our genetically modified future," Wheeler said.
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The seeds are genetically engineered to resist the herbicides dicamba and glyphosate.
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"Genetically, it was much easier than we thought possible," Dr. Thornton said.
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And some people might just genetically sweat more or less than others.
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Plus, using this chemical method might be cheaper than genetically engineering bacteria.
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But genetically modified grass that "escaped" is threatening to upend that industry.
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Researchers expected to see a response in only the genetically altered mice.
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Testing drugs and genetically modified crops is a long and costly business.
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Men may also have, evolutionarily speaking, genetically prioritized reproduction over life span.
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There are other reasons that genetically altered foods continue to arouse suspicion.
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The development comes as Beijing broadly increases scrutiny of genetically modified imports.
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And some people are just genetically predisposed to get them more often.
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N are preparing to push their own varieties of genetically modified soybeans.
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In the United States, farmers use genetically modified plants and advanced pesticides.
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Like the warehouse, the place is chock-full of genetically blessed Europeans.
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Kiwi are among the most mysterious birds alive, both genetically and behaviorally.
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Genetically, they're different, which renders them distinct, according to phylogenetic species concepts.
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"Before, genetically, I could just do whatever and be thin," she admits.
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The total worldwide acreage of genetically modified crops fell slightly in 22015.
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CollPlant produces collagen from tobacco plants genetically engineered with five human genes.
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This isn't the first time a genetically tweaked organism has escaped regulation.
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White privilege is not genetically based, but it is a societal norm.
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Nothing is processed, and everything is free of genetically modified organisms (GMOs).
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This bacteria was "closely related genetically" to the bacteria from the patients.
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Exempting large categories of genetically modified foods would make the labels useless.
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To create genetically modified plants, researchers need to preserve diverse coffee genes.
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The Food and Drug Administration has said genetically modified ingredients are safe.
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These requirements make genetically engineered plants extraordinarily expensive to develop and test.
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"You can become an alcoholic without being highly genetically predisposed," he said.
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Still, even the genetically modified mosquitoes would not be a quick fix.
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For farmers, doing without genetically modified crops is not a simple choice.
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In industry jargon, they are "stacked" with many different genetically modified traits.
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Lucy, on the other hand, was close to impossible to parse genetically.
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Members share renewable energy and genetically modify their own corn to survive.
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Where does this novel coronavirus genetically fit in the human coronavirus group?
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Glyphosate was drawn into the bitter public debate over genetically engineered crops.
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Bayer's genetically engineered soy seeds are designed to be resistant to dicamba.
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Beyond Meat says it uses no genetically modified or artificially produced ingredients.
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Farmers spray the weed killer on crops genetically modified to resist it.
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Perhaps the colonies were, in some small but critical way, genetically distinct.
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New Crop Capital also invests in companies that sell genetically engineered products.
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Since 25, researchers have been trying to genetically engineer carotenes into rice.
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Companies like Impossible Foods, which uses genetically modified soy product, has raised hundreds of millions for its protein replacement, while Solugen, a manufacturer of chemicals using genetically modified organisms, has raised tens of millions to commercialize its technology.
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His work, along with that of colleagues, indicated that genetically there is no such thing as race: Individuals within a population group differ genetically from one another just as much as they differ from people in other groups.
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Scientists can genetically modify organisms to see if these changes might stop the spread of diseases like malaria, Zika, chikungunya, and dengue — but those genetically altered creatures better not spread throughout the world, a panel of scientists concluded today.
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The fear isn't just that genetically-edited babies could develop unintended health problems that could be inherited by subsequent generations, or that there could be attempts to produce designer babies, genetically altered for physical features, intelligence or athletic prowess.
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Monsanto is an agricultural biotech company that produces genetically engineered seeds and herbicides.
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Black Danish people, and this mer-folk, can also *genetically* (!!!) have red hair.
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But what if someone could be genetically re-engineered to be radiation-proof?
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China approved five genetically modified crops for import, the first in 17 months.
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The researchers tested it on genetically modified mice in a clinical lab setting.
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The material is a product of genetically modified yeast spliced with spider genes.
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Since Scott and Mark are identical twins, they are practically the same genetically.
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These cells are then genetically engineered to recognize cancer cells and infused back.
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How is that genetically possible that one crew comes with five bangin' redheads?
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Other conditions, such as familial hypercholesterolemia (FH), genetically predisposes individuals to high cholesterol.
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The mosquitoes are genetically altered so their offspring die before they can reproduce.
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But critics worry about the long-term effects of releasing genetically modified organisms.
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These differences are largely genetically determined and can be very difficult to change.
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It's possible, according to Clear Labs, a company that genetically tests food products.
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A pair of genetically edited babies might have been successfully born in China.
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And they've been quietly competing to produce the country's most genetically elite cows.
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Click here to view original GIFThe future is going to be genetically modified.
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He is of Norwegian descent and, like most Norwegians, is genetically lactose tolerant.
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The first implantation of genetically modified human embryos, now twins Lulu and Nana.
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Genetically modified foods don't just mean crops that grow bigger or produce more.
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"I'm by no means genetically more remarkable than anyone else," Wong told CNBC.
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Decherney cautions that genetically modifying an embryo is not a proven fertility technique.
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Would the future hold a solution where two eggs could be genetically combined?
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N genetically engineered mosquitoes would not have a significant impact on the environment.
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The report attempts to draw strict boundaries against genetically intervening on such illnesses.
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They're developing a genetically modified corn plant that produces the hepatitis B antigen.
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Chemistry: The more genetically distant two parents are, the more successful their offspring.
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The hype around genetically modified mosquitoes, in particular, has gotten out of hand.
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In conclusion, we want to be part of this perfect, genetically blessed family.
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Some mental disorders, such as schizophrenia and bipolar disorder, are often genetically inherited.
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Scientists have already been able to mediate this effect by genetically modifying rodents.
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True, a large share of the soyabeans imported by China are genetically modified.
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M.O. multivitamin, could not make a product completely free of genetically engineered ingredients.
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Trilobites Can genetically engineered mice save Nantucket from the scourge of Lyme disease?
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Everything you think you know about genetically modified food is about to change
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As populations drift apart geographically and genetically, different patterns of gene variations emerge.
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For more on genetically modified food, you can read our primer on GMOs.
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These cells are then genetically engineered to recognise cancer cells and infused back.
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These are the institutions bringing us both nuclear power and genetically modified agriculture.
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Viruses genetically engineered to attack cancer cells might be used to this end.
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Canada, along with the United States, pioneered the use of genetically modified crops.
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By 1992, he had demonstrated that he could genetically engineer mouse T-cells.
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Senate Democrats are pushing a rival bill on labeling for genetically modified foods.
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And the immune systems of these two genetically similar communities look remarkably different.
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It's also the lynchpin to Monsanto's top-selling, glyphosate-tolerant, genetically engineered crops.
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But no company has championed its genetically engineered genes so publicly as Okanagan.
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They may have found a solution — growing human organs in genetically modified pigs.
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Scientists began to suspect that the cheetah was "genetically monotonous" several decades ago.
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"No Consent to Release of Genetically Modified Mosquitoes," red-and-white placards declare.
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Genetically engineered food has been in the U.S. food supply since the 1990s.
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They were as different from one another genetically as the Europeans and Chinese.
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Ideally, the most genetically diverse tree lobsters have the best shot at recolonization.
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And it's imperfect especially in differentiating among ancestries that look very genetically similar.
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I'm genetically deeply programmed to respond to color — I grew up in Sydney.
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International negotiations might be required before such genetically modified mosquitoes were set loose.
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Some studies suggest they are; others suggest they're in fact pretty genetically similar.
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Genetically or digitally enhanced humans could live for centuries and have few children.
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Mice genetically engineered without paraoxonase die quickly when they're exposed to the chemicals.
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Beyond primarily works with protein from peas, while Impossible uses genetically modified soy.
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If you are not genetically a morning person, you can never change that.
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A solitary salp gives rise to a colony of genetically identical salps asexually.
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When he inhibited NF-kB in genetically modified mice, it rejuvenated their skin.
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Much of the discussion focused on the safety of genetically modified organisms (GMOs).
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Both samples were genetically related to samples of listeria from the outbreak patients.
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"We all have a predisposition towards things we can inherit genetically," she said.
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I am, therefore, 50 percent Latino genetically, but I don't identify as Latino.
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My husband and I opted out of genetically testing them for any abnormalities.
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Its rules on genetically-modified (GM) foods are at odds with credible science.
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Monsanto has been dealing with rumours about its genetically modified crops for years.
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Under the contract, Nuziveedu Seeds made genetically modified cotton seeds using Monsanto technology.
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Most scientists agree that genetically modified organisms, or G.M.O.s, are safe to eat.
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Animals can also develop as mosaics, with some cells genetically different from others.
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Nematodes, the researchers posited, might be genetically predisposed to thrive in extreme conditions.
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There are no known health risks associated with eating genetically modified foods (GMOs).
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Corn, soybeans, and other foods that are genetically modified are safe to eat.
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Those long-lost relatives turn out not to be genetically related after all.
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Questions | For discussion and reading comprehension: Activity | Genetically engineering salmon to grow to market size faster than non-engineered farmed salmon is a very different purpose than genetically engineering male mosquitoes so their offspring die after they mate in the wild.
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And as a lawyer, she helped the company Calgene obtain a patent for the Flavr Savr tomato, the first genetically engineered fruit licensed by the F.D.A. She was also involved in patenting crops that were genetically modified to resist Roundup herbicide.
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Chinese leaders have nonetheless taken steps to nurture a homegrown genetically modified crop industry.
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Likewise, even for those not genetically gifted, hard work can go a long way.
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Instead it's a fuzzbox nursery rhyme, catchy enough to be a genetically imprinted memory.
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It is the first treatment using personalized, genetically identical cells derived from the patient.
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Environmentalists have long decried genetically modified organisms, but will they embrace them for conservation?
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Sure, today's bugs look different than the original population, but genetically they're virtually indistinguishable.
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Mood and energy levels follow predictable circadian rhythms based on our genetically predisposed chronotype.
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They were out to develop a more efficient way to produce genetically modified livestock.
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That's right, people are genetically modifying their bodies in DIY labs and friend's apartments.
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The FDA, meanwhile, sought to create strict regulatory hurdles for any genetically modified animal.
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Eventually, hopefully, a vaccine; eventually you'll be able to release mosquitoes, genetically modified mosquitoes.
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And then there is that team of genetically gifted humans known as 'super-recognizers.
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In the early 1990s, for example, mice were genetically engineered to produce human antibodies.
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Genetically engineered bacteria can be used, for instance, to make a fuel called isobutenol.
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According to He, a second woman is now pregnant with a genetically engineered embryo.
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The U.S. Agriculture Department (USDA) would decide which ingredients would be considered genetically modified.
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Genetically engineered mosquitoes are among the cutting-edge weapons being tested to fight Zika.
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As people continue to breed them, their overall groupings remain quite close genetically speaking.
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American agriculture researchers are exploring ways to genetically engineer a more labour-efficient plant.
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The offer was made before news of the birth of genetically modified babies broke.
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Most cancers are genetically heterogeneous, because the cells accumulate new mutations as they grow.
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The world's "first and biggest factory" for genetically modified mosquitos is in Piracicaba, Brazil.
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Mead brewed with a genetically engineered green fluorescent yeast that glows under a blacklight.
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Mead brewed with a genetically engineered yeast (left) and the green fluorescent yeast (right).
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It is already made for industry with the aid of genetically modified E. coli.
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But what about improving musculature for people genetically disposed to be weaker than normal?
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A swarm of genetically-engineered mosquitoes may soon break out in the Florida Keys.
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With some modifications, even oocytes—a woman's eggs—can be genetically tested before fertilization.
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Like the majority of scientists, Lippman regards genetically modified plants as safe to eat.
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ZBiotics has made a genetically engineered drink that it says can prevent your hangovers.
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It's made from whey protein produced by genetically modified yeast rather than by cows.
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It's not just Nicky's genetically given metabolism that makes her think dieting must work.
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It remains illegal for these genetically altered embryos to be implanted in a woman.
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Meet Tyler Clinton, the 22-year-old genetically blessed scion of the Clinton family.
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For those unfamiliar, the company makes crazy new materials out of genetically altered microbes.
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Micro-LEDs flash onto genetically altered neurons, which send the information to the brain.
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In October, Argentina approved the use of a soybean genetically modified to withstand drought.
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Take misophonia, the genetically linked characteristic of getting annoyed by hearing other people chewing.
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Lawmakers did not, as was feared, block the mandatory labeling of genetically modified ingredients.
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The entire collection of the Smithsonian has a single genetically modified specimen in it.
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This tiny human, now nine months old, is genetically half him and half me.
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That is not to say there aren't legitimate concerns about genetically engineered (GE) crops.
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Some groups critical of genetically engineering foods criticized the report before it came out.
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The dairy counter has products that are genetically modified and also hard to digest.
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He is threatening a bill that would govern the labeling of genetically modified food.
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Like all Chobani products, Gimmies use no artificial flavors and no genetically-modified ingredients.
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No cutting-edge plans like releasing genetically modified mosquitoes are ready for deployment yet.
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Scientists have used Crispr technology to genetically edit a reptile for the first time.
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Analogue insulin is genetically altered to create more rapid-acting and uniform-acting insulin.
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Did you know that snow leopards are more genetically similar to tigers than leopards?
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The battle between Mr. Coughlin's genetically engineered immune cells and the cancer was brutal.
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What helps DFTD is that Tasmanian devils all happen to look pretty similar genetically.
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Genetically engineered mice that can scale ladders while carrying three times their body weight.
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Killer whales are not only genetically distinct; they're culturally distinct from other populations, too.
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Many residents are dubious about studies showing that genetically modified mosquitoes are not harmful.
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And by 33, major genetically modified crops were being planted in the United States.
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Despite rejecting genetically modified crops, Western Europe maintained a lead over Canada in yields.
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In China, genetically modified crops are largely banned from food destined for dinner tables.
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China allows imports of genetically engineered crops, but Heilongjiang forbids farmers to grow them.
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Like many other genetically engineered mice varieties, scientists don't keep live colonies on hand.
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Environmental groups also raised the possibility that genetically modified crops could harm human health.
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A radically new treatment genetically reboots a patient's own immune cells to kill cancer.
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Some of us are genetically predisposed to be more sensitive to caffeine than others.
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These are viruses that have been genetically altered so they no longer cause disease.
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Who were they, and what was their relationship to him, a genetically similar stranger?
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Her case marked the first time a patient was treated with genetically engineered phages.
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"We have these two guys who are genetically identical," Mr. Kelly recalled telling them.
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And in some individuals who are genetically at risk, it can unleash psychotic states.
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He created the world's first babies genetically edited with CRISPR, those two twin girls.
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But, if you're genetically predisposed or present with other risk factors, that guidance changes.
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That woman gave birth to twin girls, creating the world's first genetically edited babies.
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For example, the company has already found success with their genetically modified hornless cattle.
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Any proposed opening of agriculture would probaly provoke British opposition to genetically modified crops.
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These findings might indicate that the former athletes were genetically gifted, Dr. Everman says.
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MIT Technology Review in July reported that a third genetically modified baby was due.
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And to a large degree, this belief in transcendence can be passed on genetically.
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His government also wants to uphold a ban on genetically-modified crops in Hungary.
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Nevertheless, novel genetically driven and immuno-oncology therapies produce dramatic responses in some patients.
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The stem cells are genetically modified, and then infused back into the patient's bloodstream.
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In this piece, we learn that there are genetically distinct "uptown" and "downtown" rats.
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Here are just a few: -That GMOs are the only unnaturally genetically manipulated organisms.
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It seems unlikely that any ethnic group is genetically more intelligent than any other.
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There have also been trials of genetically-modified mosquitoes, whose offspring do not survive.
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Critics of genetically modified organisms argue the technology poses risks to public health and the environment, while advocates say such fears have not been scientifically proven and that high-yielding genetically altered crops would help ensure food security as the world's population grows.
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Recently, Mars, the maker of M&M's and Snickers, announced that it will begin to include genetically modified food labeling on its products in order to comply with a 2014 Vermont law that requires food with genetically modified products to be labeled.
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Solutions that propose alternative labeling requirements, such as through barcodes, entirely miss the point about why mandatory labeling of genetically engineered foods is particularly problematic: The information contained in the labels would convey the incorrect message that genetically engineered food is unsafe.
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For example, an analysis of 76 studies published in February in Scientific Reports by researchers in Pisa, Italy, found that genetically engineered corn has a significantly higher yield than non-genetically modified varieties and contains lower amounts of toxins commonly produced by fungi.
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A genetically modified AquaAdvantage salmon seen behind a standard Atlantic salmon of the same age.
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But an unforeseen interaction between fludarabine and genetically modified JCAR015 cells proved to be lethal.
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The Food and Drug Administration is not required to approve genetically engineered crops for consumption.
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As expected, the American roach was genetically very close to the other two Periplaneta roaches.
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But the malaria-carrying Anopheles mosquitoes require a new genetically modified breed to mate with.
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The firm has been attacked for creating "frankenfood" after years of developing genetically modified crops.
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This is particularly troubling as not all families are genetically related — adoption, for instance, exists.
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Importantly, they're also pretty genetically similar to today's Japanese and Koreans, who live further south.
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Genetically, modern Europeans are anywhere from a 20 to 60 percent match with their ancestors.
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FDA findings aside, there are still worries about releasing genetically modified organisms into the ecosystem.
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He's developing genetically altered goats that can create an anti-malaria vaccine in their milk.
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Other Monsanto seeds are genetically modified to work in tandem with Monsanto pesticides and herbicides.
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Preliminary experiments on mice genetically engineered to be prone to vascular disease suggested they were.
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The current outbreak genetically matches one alerted in two provinces of Canada today as well.
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The United States is the world's largest market for foods made with genetically altered ingredients.
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First, the scientists genetically engineered cells so that their internal structures (like the mitochondria) glowed.
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In addition, 90 percent of cheese in the US is made with genetically engineered rennet.
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You even find out if you were genetically predisposed to be a chunky little baby.
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The mosquitoes being released are not genetically modified; Wolbachia means they don't have to be.
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Genetically, they are related to the Khoisan people of southern Africa who speak "click" languages.
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Only one individual, an adult female, was not genetically related to anyone in the group.
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The CSIRO has also worked with the wheat industry, developing genetically modified drought resistant grain.
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Meanwhile, I find the claim dubious that women are somehow genetically predisposed away from engineering.
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"Because it's genetically based, there's not a lot of room for change," admits Dr. Breus.
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Experts theorize that this allows sex partners to create offspring that are more genetically diverse.
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The United States also wants China to approve new genetically modified seed traits more quickly.
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Scientists have also genetically modified mosquitoes to make them infertile, so that they die out.
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Liberals and conservatives believe falsehoods about genetically modified organisms, and believe that vaccines cause autism.
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Germany was among states which abstained on Monday and has opposed Monsanto's genetically modified seeds.
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The early days of genetically engineered crops saw two huge successes and one spectacular failure.
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Hypothetically, if one group is bred with another, their separate lineages could become genetically extinct.
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People who have a sweet tooth are genetically endowed to have a higher sweet preference.
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And you can be like, Oh, this one is genetically inferior to this other one.
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Monsanto, based in St. Louis, is the world's biggest manufacturer of genetically modified crop seeds.
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It also can genetically link the identified pathogens in human illness to actual food sources.
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The muscle cells Dr Parker chose were genetically engineered so that light activated their contraction.
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Still, knowledge of just how much genetically modified food we already consume could be enlightening.
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Like 88 percent of my fellow scientists, I believe that genetically engineered foods are safe.
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For the first time, the world's farmers have decreased their use of genetically modified crops.
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The previous administration's staffers are genetically incapable of admitting that Trump deserves credit for anything.
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People are apprehensive about the release of these mosquitoes simply because they are genetically modified.
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Glyphosate is a popular pesticide that critics say is commonly sprayed on genetically engineered crops.
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So plants genetically predisposed to produce more heavy seeds have been favored by urban evolution.
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Farmers: The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) is delaying new rules for genetically engineered organisms.
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But Monsanto had genetically altered its seeds so that they could resist the herbicide's effects.
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If anything is certain, it's that genetically engineering nature will probably not go as intended.
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Another approach causes the offspring of genetically modified mosquitoes to die before they reach adulthood.
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Every year, thousands of budding biologists compete in the International Genetically Engineered Machine (iGEM) Competition.
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China is the biggest buyer of U.S. soybeans, the bulk of which are genetically modified.
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Those bananas are genetically modified, and they want human guinea pigs to test their safety.
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One thing DuPont cannot provide — though it hopes to someday — is genetically modified seeds themselves.
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Alder's primary business is focused on developing genetically engineered antibodies designed to treat various diseases.
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There could also be scope to improve soybean yields, including by using genetically modified organisms.
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Widening the nostrils of snub-nosed dogs (like the genetically challenged pug) can improve respiration.
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It's important to note that not all G.M.O.s, or genetically modified organisms, are necessarily bad.
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Both treatments involve genetically altering a patient's own immune cells to fight leukemia or lymphoma.
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Genetically engineered organisms are finding their way into everything from food to fuel to chemistry.
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What's more, many new techniques will blur the line between "conventional" and "genetically engineered" food.
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He had no idea, he said, that Dr. He was working on genetically editing babies.
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In genetically predisposed individuals, this kind of repeated exposure can lead to an allergic reaction.
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Clinical trials are testing the idea now in people genetically disposed to get Alzheimer's disease.
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But efforts are underway to genetically alter pigs to make their organs compatible with humans.
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The barrier also disrupts the migration of many animal species and genetically isolates their populations.
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This genetically determined fitness level varies widely from family to family and person to person.
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These moves help conserve the captive snow leopard population and keep the animals genetically healthy.
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G.M.O.s — genetically modified organisms — and the crops they enable have become another field of battle.
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This time, the Chinese scientists were able to genetically sequence the virus in early January.
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In Ms. Gates's book, female farmers need technology in the form of genetically modified seeds.
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Dr. Church founded a company, eGenesis, in hopes of selling the genetically altered pig organs.
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"With genetically engineered foods, in the earliest years, Monsanto really set the context," Charo says.
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Modern dogs differ greatly from wolves not only physically and genetically, but behaviorally as well.
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They ended up manufacturing heme by genetically modifying yeast with a snippet of soy DNA.
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The team bred genetically engineered mice from embryos that had HCN753 excised from their DNA.
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All Belcher needs are the electrode materials, room temperature water, and some genetically-engineered viruses.
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Some manufacturers announced that they would voluntarily place labels on their genetically engineered foods nationwide.
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After all, genetically matching superbugs have been found in dozens of turkey and chicken plants.
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"We have options to increase our yields without resorting to genetically modified cotton," he added.
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Created by multinational companies, these are genetically modified to resist another pest, the stem borer.
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This feature makes tumours genetically volatile and helps them develop resistance to treatment over time.
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The idea that he might father children who were genetically someone else's was considered unacceptable.
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The Xinhua report on Monday alluded to the birth of a third genetically edited baby.
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Or imagine eating only genetically engineered foods or a diet of exclusively liquid meal replacements.
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Woodley is talented and magnetic, but the series can never quite decide what to do with her character, Tris Prior, a genetically "divergent" individual whose existence threatens the social structure of the series' sci-fi world, which is strictly organized by genetically determined caste.
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The Food and Drug Administration announced Friday that it is lifting an import alert that stopped genetically engineered salmon from entering the US. The salmon, called "Frankenfish" by some, won FDA approval in 2015 -- the first approval of a genetically engineered animal intended for food.
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That, in turn, would have allowed them to be more genetically diverse, and possibly more successful.
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The deal also comes as Beijing grapples with its long-held resistance to genetically modified crops.
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The results showed Keenan to be genetically male with female genitalia and mixed internal reproductive anatomy.
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The proposal follows spats on whether certain chemicals and genetically modified organisms (GMOs) should be approved.
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Nearly two years ago, the US Department of Agriculture approved the US's first genetically modified apples.
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Despite the significant physical differences between a chicken and a velociraptor, they are genetically quite close.
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Even more intriguing though, is the possibility of using ultrasound to remotely control genetically-engineered cells.
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The use of genetically engineered microorganisms for bioremediation – the biological cleanup of toxic wastes – is one.
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We urge you to reject any attempt to prevent the mandatory labeling of genetically modified food.
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Scientists in China have created the first genetically modified humans, according to media reports on Sunday.
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" He refers to Barack Obama as "genetically inferior" and says "woman are [sic] the weaker sex.
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These are people who have genetically dry skin, leading to conditions such as eczema or psoriasis.
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In Overwatch's fiction, Horizon Lunar Colony is the home of the genetically modified gorilla hero Winston.
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HIV, which causes AIDS, was a tenacious foe, genetically far more complex than other known retroviruses.
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The reasons, according to many in the field, are public concerns over genetically modified organisms (GMOs).
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Even so, there's growing demand for food produced without synthetic pesticides, fertilizers or genetically modified seeds.
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Details: The scientist, He Jiankui, said he has helped create a genetically engineered pair of twins.
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So I decided to run a class on how to genetically modify yourself at this conference.
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We saw one of the best anorexia doctors and he feels you're genetically born with it.
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Some research shows that nail biters could also be just genetically predisposed to the bad habit.
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Then, the scientists genetically engineered silkworms by inserting this protein, called mKate 2, into their DNA.
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However, in Petsch's interview alongside Apa with Glamour, the actress officially declared these two genetically different.
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The vast worldwide monoculture of genetically identical plants leaves the Cavendish intensely vulnerable to disease outbreaks.
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For months, Congress has been agonizing over what to do about labels for genetically modified foods.
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Pat Roberts (R-KS), includes the following provisions: Now what counts as a "genetically engineered ingredient"?
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They were divided into two groups that were considered to be both culturally and genetically distinct.
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The difference has to do with the way the lifespans of certain species are genetically controlled.
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This team recently began studying sheep that were genetically modified to have a version of Huntington's.
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The strain of listeria was "highly related genetically" to the listeria that had made people sick.
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Today, farmers there control the pest with the help of genetically modified plants and advanced pesticides.
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A minor disease or even an unknown one could suddenly rampage through a genetically honed crop.
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"We didn't find any indications of CTVT being an unusual cancer, genetically speaking," Baez-Ortega said.
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To test this further, he and his colleagues genetically modified mice to deactivate their GH receptor.
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A new study shows that African-Americans are more genetically diverse than scientists had previously believed.
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"They aren't genetically built with the hormones, fat and muscle makeup in the backside," she said.
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Last week, Tanzania planted its first ever genetically modified crop—a drought-resistant white corn hybrid.
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Three-quarters of Swiss cows, a national symbol and tourist attraction, are dehorned or genetically hornless.
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Scientists have genetically modified chickens so they do not transmit avian influenza virus to other chickens.
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That may be because the second group of mice was slightly different, genetically, than the first.
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Factors such as "organic" and "non-GMO," or genetically modified, were less likely to be ranked.
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People still have tremendous respect for astronauts, but everyone runs around terrified of genetically modified foods.
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GMO fish could also pave the way for other genetically modified meats, like beef and chicken.
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The study also said the impact of genetically modified crops on pollinators was still poorly understood.
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Genetically modified crops are in the midst of a metamorphosis thanks to new gene-editing technology.
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Vermont, for one, will require food-producing companies to label genetically modified ingredients starting in July.
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They found little evidence (yet) of political or religious polarization for nanotechnology and genetically modified food.
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Dogs and micro-pigs China has been at the forefront of research into genetically engineered animals.
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Some suspected a mosquito-killing larvicide, and others wondered whether genetically modified mosquitoes were to blame.
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Illinois-based Great Heart Seed has amassed extra supplies of five varieties of genetically modified soybeans.
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The presumption behind the regulation of genetically modified organisms is that their spread can be contained.
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These include diagnostics, vaccines and new methods of vector control, including release of genetically-modified mosquitos.
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If a female appears, they could breed here and genetically bolster the declining jaguars in Mexico.
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The people who are on the island were specifically chosen to genetically improve the human race.
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These may include processing aids like genetically engineered yeast or enzymes used in baking and brewing.
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Current studies suggest that a child with a depressed parent may be genetically predisposed to depression.
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This is what these genetically modified mosquitoes are intended to do to Zika-virus-carrying mosquitoes.
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Labels on those ice creams will also tell consumers that they contain no genetically engineered ingredients.
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Genetically, the rodents found in Australia today are most closely related to the rodents of Indonesia.
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N over genetically modified (GM) cotton, despite some other Indian companies doing so in recent weeks.
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They screened other species of lichens, and found that different species carried genetically distinct basidiomycete yeasts.
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For example, genetically engineered mice that accumulate human amyloid in their brains show only mild impairment.
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It is the sort of distrust that is reflected in the controversy over genetically modified organisms.
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Though they share a name with leopards, snow leopards are actually more genetically similar to tigers.
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Many people can accept genetically modified organisms, but would a human-animal chimera eventually become acceptable?
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Make no mistake, the consequences of demonizing safe genetically engineered crops and ingredients would be significant.
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It says anyone wanting to avoid genetically modified produce should buy organic varieties of these crops.
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Approximately 90 percent of consumers consistently say they want to see labels on genetically engineered food.
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I also worry [because] I don't have a full picture of what I'm genetically predisposed toward.
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Others might have DNA that's been genetically altered to stave off the degenerative effects of aging.
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The first state-authorized genetically altered babies will be born in the UK later this year.
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These people are the genetically exceptional "sleepless elite" probably designed in a secret Russian space lab.
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Now, some people are treating genetically modified organisms, or GMOs, with the same level of vitriol.
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To solve the crisis, the company tweaked its recipe to include protein from genetically engineered soy.
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The law also exempts meat from animals that have eaten feed made from genetically engineered grains.
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Late last year, scientist He Jiankui announced the birth of the world's first genetically modified babies.
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Monsanto competes against rivals including Bayer to sell genetically modified soybean seeds and chemicals to farmers.
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In Rowland, N.C., near the South Carolina border, Mr. Stone's seeds brim with genetically modified traits.
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"Genetically, the Near East was terra incognita," said David Reich, a geneticist at Harvard Medical School.
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Ms. Harris makes a vivid vaudevillian and Mr. Swenson is genetically incapable of not being dashing.
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These came to be known as genetically modified crops, and they sparked a storm of controversy.
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Dicamba is supposed to be used with soybeans that are genetically modified to resist its effects.
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Who is to say who is more valuable: the genetically modified beings or the "clear-borns"?
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The world's herbariums contain a vast number of varieties that have yet to be genetically tested.
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The researchers took advantage of the fact that identical twins are not, in fact, genetically identical.
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Rarely are children born affected, though they may be genetically susceptible to developing an autoimmune disorder.
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About 20,000 years ago, the new analysis finds, these people began dividing into genetically distinct groups.
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The central issue at stake is whether the black-white IQ gap is partially genetically determined.
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Come for the cool animation and talking cats, stay for the genetically-modified robo dino fights.
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So researchers tested drugs that could attack amyloid or stop its production in genetically engineered mice.
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NASA only examined a single astronaut in space, comparing his responses to his genetically identical brother.
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But this new knowledge — that we are genetically a mosaic — challenges our conception of human identity.
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A Chinese scientist, He Jiankui, above, claims to have created the world's first genetically edited babies.
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Monsanto shelved the genetically engineered wheat in 2004 amid market concern about rejection from foreign buyers.
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Genetically modified mosquitoes, pesticides, rubella vaccine and a larvicide used in drinking water were all blamed.
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No, I visit Sarah and Jesse's favored spot because I am genetically programmed to do so.
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The ChemChina deal could bolster China's efforts to become a major player in genetically modified food.
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When Marius was about a year old, Jebram informed Copenhagen that the giraffe was genetically unnecessary.
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Although they are genetically unique from each other, many of these viruses share the same RBDs.
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The new virus, SARS-CoV-2, is named after that 2003 pathogen, because they're genetically related.
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European watchdogs intoned that it would open the region to a flood of genetically modified Frankenfoods.
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Some people are genetically predisposed to high cholesterol because of a condition called familial hypercholesterolemia (FH).
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Using genetically modified mice, Semenza was able to show that HRE responded to shifting oxygen levels.
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The alliance was formed to protest against India's moves to toughen regulation on genetically modified crops.
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Washington (CNN)Americans are one step closer to seeing genetically modified salmon at their grocery stores.
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Jacobina, Brazil, where hundreds of thousands of genetically modified mosquitoes were released from 2013 to 2015.
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Perhaps this hamster was genetically engineered like Winston and possesses the knowledge to build death balls.
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Once established, bananas reproduce by sending up genetically identical shoots, which farmers could replant or sell.
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A dozen of his relatives have died of cancer, some genetically related to him, some not.
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"Today's chickens are true Frankenbirds—genetically modified to grow too fat too fast," Prescott told MUNCHIES.
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In short, there's no reason to believe that genetically engineered foods are bad for your health.
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I mean, I think it is a little scary that they just approved genetically modified meat.
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Genetically programmed to make fun of me whenever possible, he's a litmus test for how I look.
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Genetically modified crops face widespread public skepticism in a country where food quality is a constant fear.
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Tool of War is a new installment of that series, following a genetically modified creature named Tool.
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Maize has also been genetically modified to include the desired DNA traits that thrive in drought conditions.
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They used two different plasmids that had the same origin but were ever-so-slightly genetically different.
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That flies in the face of earlier research suggesting that depression and alcoholism are often genetically connected.
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Impossible Burger uses heme, a genetically engineered iron-containing molecule for the taste and aroma of meat.
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Through some combination of nuclear war, global warming, and genetically-engineered viruses, we're just asking for it.
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In people genetically vulnerable to erectile dysfunction, this chain of command might not be working as intended.
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"With great power comes great responsibility," says the ultimate genetically modified fictional human Peter Parker (aka SpiderMan).
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Congress has banned the FDA from even reviewing proposals for clinical uses of genetically-modified human embryos.
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Scientists who work on genetically modified insects to combat other human and animal diseases welcome the change.
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In the US, genetically modified crops have been used to combat them, although they have developed defences.
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It is not, despite what it sounds like, made using actually spiders, but with genetically-modified microorganisms.
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Reese thinks the lab-grown industry can learn from mistakes made by the genetically modified food industry.
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These placentas are from mice with genetically different immune systems, and have been stained for three proteins.
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The New Zealand and Australian little penguin are genetically very different, Waters said, despite their similar appearance.
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A big part of that involves agriculture — hence the focus on climate change and genetically-modified organisms.
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It's nice to know that even the most genetically blessed amongst us still suffer from human pitfalls.
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With the exception of a few genetically blessed babes with virgin hair, gorgeous color doesn't just happen.
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You see, I wasn't genetically blessed with the soft, even, luminous complexion you see on red carpets.
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Except instead of fermenting to produce alcohol, the fermentation process produces cannabinoids from genetically modified yeast cells.
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With high hopes, drugs to fight brain plaques were tested in people genetically destined to develop dementia.
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Driving the news: But scientists are pushing hard toward a solution: Genetically modified and wildly inbred pigs.
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In recent development, a federal safety board approved the first CRISPR trial to genetically alter humans. Humans!
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Some blame a British biotech company that has been releasing genetically modified mosquitoes to fight dengue fever.
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Farmers say that use of genetically-engineered crops reduces their need for inputs including pesticides and water.
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That's because the new plant is genetically identical to the original, which means it's not necessarily offspring.
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And nearly half of Americans under 30 feel that genetically modified foods are worse than conventional varieties.
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Millions of genetically modified versions of the useless vampire insects are being prepared for release in Brazil.
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Monsanto, whose products include genetically modified crop seeds and pesticides, was the only U.S. maker of PCBs.
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Otzi was genetically predisposed to cardiovascular diseases and suffered from hardened arteries, lactose intolerance and dental problems.
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In a narrow sense, the proposed rules signal a pretty significant regulatory crackdown on genetically engineered animals.
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What's more, telling a man he can't have children because he's somehow genetically deficient is basically eugenics.
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There are currently no commercially approved genetically modified wheat varieties and incidences of rogue plants are rare.
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Or, at great expense, we can genetically engineer a patient's immune system to target a specific protein.
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A monkey with genetically engineered eyes isn't even the most striking thing about the Neitzes' work here.
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Troy Brad Pitt plays Achilles, meaning that our children would be genetically predisposed to weak heels. 15.
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Federal regulators on Friday okayed a field trial to release genetically modified mosquitoes in Key Haven, Florida.
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These alarm calls are hard-wired behaviors, meaning they're genetically programmed, as opposed to culturally learned responses.
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Manufactured by genetically modified tobacco plants, it's a mixture of several proteins that attack the Ebola virus.
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MAKING vaccines often involves growing bugs—and these days the bugs in question are frequently genetically modified.
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A group of Chinese scientists injected a human being with cells genetically edited using CRISPR-Cas9 technology.
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The resulting breeds would essentially be genetically-modified organisms and could disrupt or even collapse existing ecosystems.
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But in the United States, OX513A had another hurdle to overcome: public concern about genetically modified creatures.
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Genetically diverse tumours are like a gang of hoodlums involved in different crimes -- from robbery to smuggling.
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Genetically modified seeds have been planted around the world and hailed as a solution to global hunger.
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But these crops—called GMOs, for "genetically modified organisms"—have also sparked heated protest around the world.
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But new research shows that coffee and cacao yeasts are far more genetically diverse than wine strains.
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Circus tigers are also highly inbred, meaning they are not genetically similar to tigers in the wild.
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The letter was determined to refute the economic arguments against mandating the labeling of genetically modified products.
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Also, most seeds are smuggled in from Amsterdam, and many are genetically enhanced to produce more strength.
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GMA flexed its advocacy muscles by opposing legislation in 2016 to require labels for genetically modified foods.
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Even though Assassin's Creed seems to be genetically engineered to appeal to Hall H Comic-Con crowds?
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Superweeds and insect-resistance are proliferating with the multiple chemical applications required increasingly by genetically engineered crops.
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Though human beings are genetically more than 99.9% alike, they have 6bn genetic letters in their genomes.
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Yet American farmers have beaten them back with the help of genetically modified plants and advanced pesticides.
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Using mice that had been genetically engineered to develop Alzheimer's, the team vaccinated the animals against amyloid.
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But he raised his son with the belief that he was born, genetically, to be a winner.
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Biotech companies point to stacks of industry studies as proof that their genetically engineered foods are safe.
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Howard Hughes Medical Center recently attached a backpack to a genetically modified dragonfly and flew it remotely.
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Others are genetically engineering microbes to produce little-known compounds that could be useful for making drugs.
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"We must have an international ban on creating genetically engineered babies," he said in an emailed statement.
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Nearly all food labels in Vermont are now required to disclose when products include genetically engineered ingredients.
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Executives said Juno would continue to use fludarabine in other trials that have different genetically engineered cells.
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The hearts were genetically modified to express a human gene called CD46 and thrombomodulin, a membrane protein.
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In America, 94 percent of the nation's soybeans are genetically engineered to resist glyphosate or other herbicides.
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" Squalus clarkae is genetically distinct from other species with significant statistical support..." the study&aposs abtract reads .
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What's remarkable is that the Arctic Apple is being marketed as a genetically engineered apple, to consumers.
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The Magician's minions are genetically altered children whose "iridescent carapaces" and "gossamer wings" recall Titania's fairy attendants.
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No doubt using CRISPR to create and release genetically modified mosquitoes into nature would stir up controversy.
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But this is a voluntary organization and can't hope to genetically fingerprint each cell line in existence.
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The technical answer is that it's a winter root vegetable that is genetically part-carrot, part-parsley.
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They back a promotion of a green economy and are against Genetically Modified Crops and dangerous pesticides.
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This comes despite acceptance of science on other issues like health care and genetically modified organisms (GMOs).
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Last year, the House approved legislation to prohibit states from mandating the labeling of genetically engineered food.
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And in response to concerns about genetically modified foods, Similac introduced GMO-free infant formula in 2015.
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Europe, by contrast, has largely shunned genetically modified crops, but glyphosate is still the Continent's biggest seller.
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General Mills announced Friday, March 18, that it would start labeling its products containing genetically modified ingredients.
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The most significant example of this occurs during an episode exploring public misunderstanding about genetically modified organisms.
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But in the 1990s, Monsanto developed corn and soy varieties genetically engineered to be resistant to herbicides.
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There are currently no commercially approved genetically modified wheat varieties, and incidences of rogue plants are rare.
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The treatment, a form of immunotherapy, genetically engineers a patient's own white blood cells to fight cancer.
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People worry about genetically modified organisms, and monosodium glutamate and, yes, artificial sweeteners because they sound scary.
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You and your wife had no warning during the pregnancy that the child might be genetically abnormal.
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Knowing ahead of time that the child was genetically abnormal would not have provided any useful information.
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One, Solugen, enzymatically makes industrial chemicals [by combining genetically modified enzymes with organic compounds, like plant sugars].
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"The level of organized skepticism around genetically engineered foods was a whole new phase," Charo told me.
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Sound waves can be bounced off the genetically engineered bacteria and sent back using common ultrasound technology.
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Impossible's breakthrough involves a molecule called heme, which the company produces in tanks of genetically modified yeast.
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Belcher's genetically engineered viruses can't tell a battery anode from a cathode, but they don't need to.
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" John Carman, a lawyer for Ms. Mangano, told the jury Mr. Singh was "genetically engineered to lie.
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The baby, it turned out, carried a mixture of genetically distinct cells, a condition known as mosaicism.
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Yellow corn is sought free of genetically modified organisms (GMOs) to be sourced from any optional origins.
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The hashtag "Sentencing in the Genetically Edited Babies Case" was trending on Weibo, China's version of Twitter.
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Currently, we are most familiar with the application of genetically modified crops that are resistant to disease.
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The bravest governments could also relax the bans that almost all have imposed on genetically modified crops.
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Unfortunately, anti-GMO groups who oppose anything that has been genetically modified have targeted the breakthrough technology.
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The herbicide can damage or even kill crops that have not been genetically engineered to resist it.
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Agrochemical companies are growing genetically modified seeds, and there are more papayas, macadamia nuts, orchids and anthuriums.
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The egg and cell join together, and an embryo that's genetically identical to the pet begins growing.
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In today's climate of enlightened eating, few issues are as divisive as that of genetically modified foods.
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This hatred of big agriculture — in many ways, founded — extends, without foundation, to all genetically modified foods.
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This would be the first time genetically modified insects were released in the US for disease control.
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Their new work takes the form of a mysterious novel, with genetically modified plants twisting the narrative.
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Dogs then formed genetically distinct eastern and western groups 21,133 to 213,22 years ago, the researchers calculate.
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But it's clear that some people are more genetically prone to anxiety disorders than others, he says.
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The biotech industry estimates that it takes $130 million to bring a genetically modified crop to market.
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Yates says this hair is more stable, and it's genetically different enough to be resistant to thinning.
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In a study published today in the journal Ecology and Evolution, researchers report that the two-pound terror has evolved into three genetically distinct groups, called clades, in an intriguing way: not with geological isolation (the classical impetus for getting populations to diverge genetically) but with climatic isolation.
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"While there is broad consensus that foods from genetically engineered crops are safe, we appreciate the bipartisan effort to address consumers' interest in knowing more about their food, including whether it includes ingredients from genetically engineered crops," White House spokeswoman Katie Hill told Bloomberg in a story published Wednesday.
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The FDA aggressively expropriated the control of genetically engineered animals in 2009 with publication of a "guidance" document that required all "genetically engineered" animals, from whales to mosquitoes, to be regulated by its Center for Veterinary Medicine like "new animal drugs" such as antibiotics, pain relievers or flea medicines.
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In the United States alone, more than 90 percent of all corn, soy and sugar beets are genetically engineered, and in two decades of consumption of trillions of servings of food from genetically engineered plants around the world, not a single health or environmental problem has been documented.
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"While there is broad consensus that foods from genetically engineered crops are safe, we appreciate the bipartisan effort to address consumers' interest in knowing more about their food, including whether it includes ingredients from genetically engineered crops," White House spokeswoman Katie Hill told Bloomberg in a story published Wednesday.
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"We are in the dark as to whether these remains are male or female, genetically," he told Oxygen.com.
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Go deeper: Gene editing moves into a frightening new stage The ethical red flags of genetically edited babies
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The technology at the heart of this research could herald an entirely new way of genetically modifying crops.
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CRISPR/Cas9 gene-editing technology could be used to genetically modify crops, animals and even fetuses, scientists promise.
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The federal legislation pre-empted a stricter genetically modified food labeling law from going into effect in Vermont.
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And, I mean, have we selected genetically for people that are entrepreneurial and work hard ... I don't know.
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Ultimately, the Ultimen prove to be a hoax: an unstable team genetically engineered by a shadowy government agency.
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To date, no genetically modified human has been born, as the procedure has yet to be proven safe.
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As it stands, all genetically modified embryos in the UK must be destroyed once they're two weeks old.
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Realistically, it could be another 10 to 20 years before we see the first genetically modified human baby.
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At the time, Colman was research director at PPL Therapeutics, which specialized in producing transgenic (genetically engineered) livestock.
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Any children fathered by our hybrid creature would be genetically mine; my parents would be the genetic forebears.
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Later genetic analysis found that any two random samples were about 99.97 percent genetically identical to one another.
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They then cultured those cells and genetically modified them to contain a corrected copy of the LAMB3 gene.
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N, hopes to deploy a self-limiting genetically modified strain of insects to compete with normal Aedes aegypti.
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Genetically modified foods have helped feed the rapidly expanding human population, but we're all creeped out by them.
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CRA is focusing on other issues including labeling of "added sugars" and genetically-modified organisms (GMOs), he said.
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Genetically modified crops that resist glyphosate's plant-killing effect, however, contribute heavily to earnings at Bayer's agricultural division.
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Three-quarters of Swiss cows, who are a national symbol and tourist attraction, are dehorned or genetically hornless.
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A biologist puts blood on iron plates in a lab testing genetically modified mosquitoes in Campinas, Brazil, Feb.
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Syngenta has a portfolio of top tier chemicals and patent-protected seeds, many of which are genetically modified.
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You're very genetically blessed and I'm happy for you, but who you are isn't what you look like.
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Rather, they're creating genetically modified male Aedes aegypti mosquitoes to mate with the females who carry the disease.
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The cows were genetically engineered by biotech company SAB Biotherapeutics to produce human antibodies, proteins that fight pathogens.
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The stems of infested plants break easily, like the plant in the foreground, which is not genetically-modified.
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Adding fuel to the fire is new investment by pharmaceutical companies, since genetically modified phages can be patented.
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The next step will be the release, in Burkina Faso, of male mosquitoes genetically engineered to be sterile.
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In an utterly unexpected announcement last month, a Chinese scientist said he had produced a genetically edited embryo.
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The company has bought up dozens of its competitors to become the largest supplier of genetically engineered seeds.
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Human skin can be morphed into genetically modified, cancer-killing brain stem cells, according to a new study.
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Maybe stoners eat less than they think, or maybe they're genetically less prone to weight gain, he explained.
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The use of genetically engineered crops on farms is, of course, nothing new, and sometimes things go awry.
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Animals, even when genetically modified, make for poor models of human diseases, particularly those of a neurological nature.
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Mato Grosso farmers are leading a push in Brazil to replace genetically modified soybeans with non-GM seeds.
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The study used both wild mice and genetically altered mice, and that's when things got even more interesting.
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Impossible genetically engineers yeast to create heme, the iron-containing molecule that gives meat its taste and aroma.
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These dogs were genetically compared to an additional 37 English bulldogs, all of which exhibited serious health problems.
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After all, just because you are genetically predisposed to a disease does not mean you will develop it.
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It is also working on genetically engineering several other agricultural pests, including Drosophila suzukii and the Olive fly.
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"We believe in giving women contraception, and the use of science, including [genetically-modified organism] seeds," he said.
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The condition—which describes a lack of melanin production—is passed down genetically from parents to their offspring.
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Laurie Lynn/Courtesy Chrome Hearts This isn't the first time the genetically blessed duo have posed together either.
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Perhaps even more disconcerting was exploring the clinical labs that the genetically altered Little Sisters had called home.
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But these new genetically modified maggots might change that, as described in a new paper in BMC Microbiology.
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They've genetically modified maggots to secrete a human growth factor to promote healing while they clean people's wounds.
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The bacteria were genetically related, which means that the patients probably all contracted Salmonella from the same place.
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Nor need those who worry about genetically modified organisms escaping from the lab fret about this particular system.
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In 2015, a different team in China became the first to genetically modify a human embryo using CRISPR.
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And now, Zayner would like to teach us all how to brew our own genetically modified, glowing beer.
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Many ban genetically modified crops, refusing even to accept them as food aid when their people are starving.
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Scientists have created three new genetically modified crops to combat three of the world's most troubling crop diseases.
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In that trial, scientists plan to genetically alter patients' immune cells to attack three different kinds of cancer.
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Meanwhile, in the 51st century, a team of genetically engineered soldiers is preparing to confront an implacable enemy.
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The bulls are genetically modified to emphasize the characteristics that will make these animals more efficient breeding machines.
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I thought of the news about genetically modified human embryos that popped up in my Facebook feed yesterday.
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To keep a genetically diverse population in North American zoos, captive cheetahs are paired based on their DNA.
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Researchers there bought samples of 30 separate cannabis strains, several for each, from dispensaries and compared them genetically.
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They are also trying to move forward with a trial of genetically modified mosquitoes from British company Oxitec.
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As they consider regulation of genetically modified organisms, I want them to use accepted scientific fact, not fear.
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While one's VO2 max is, in part, genetically determined, the truth is most never reach their true potential.
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His group first genetically engineered the virus so that it couldn't infect cells anymore but could still replicate.
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That's because while those crops were certainly gene-edited, they were not genetically "modified," according to USDA regulations.
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This issue is reminiscent of "gain of function" studies in which viruses are genetically tweaked to afflict humans.
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With a few exceptions, such as South Africa, the continent is holding the line against genetically modified crops.
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Harrington is also developing genetically modified males that would effectively kill all the females with which they mate.
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Together, that may mean more genetically modified food in grocery stores, with a higher risk of pesticide residue.
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If an embryo is genetically modified, but there is a mistake, to discard it raises questions of abortion.
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About five years ago, their father, a bull, was genetically dehorned by a Minnesota-based company called Recombinetics.
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Special Report Monsanto offered genetically modified seeds when Burkina Faso's famed cotton plants came under attack from pests.
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Consider the uproar surrounding the labeling of the first genetically modified animal product in the United States, salmon.
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"We thought this fish could provide us with the first genetically-defined animal model of scoliosis," said Boswell.
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SOME mice can easily remember where they hide food, but not those genetically engineered to develop Alzheimer's disease.
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How realistic is it that we might one day genetically profile people to find and prevent potential addicts?
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In the short term, he said, India might get by with a local alternative to genetically modified cotton.
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Today in Europe unexpected changes, from genetically modified food to Uber, are too often perceived first as threats.
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Writing an over-the-top narrative about secret societies and genetically modified super-soldiers doesn't preclude social statements.
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The report waltzed a bit around the hot political issue of whether genetically modified food should be labeled.
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DNA testing confirmed that they were not genetically their children, and they were given to the biological parents.
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There's plenty of model progeny out there following in the exceptionally attractive footsteps of their genetically blessed parents.
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Genetically modified crops can require an increase in herbicides and pesticides, which can be damaging to the environment.
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The more genetically diverse the reef, the better chance it has of adapting to new environmental conditions. 2.
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During the slave trade, their ancestors were captured from genetically diverse populations across a portion of West Africa.
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"We have been eating genetically modified foods since the beginning of time ... all of us have," said Rep.
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Falling in love with her future stepbrother, Jane realizes that genetically she is making the worst match possible.
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Worse, this uncritical presentation can incorrectly communicate that the disparity in maternal health is genetically or biologically inherent.
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It's because the Oxitec mosquitoes are genetically modified organisms and subject to different regulatory oversight in different countries.
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But one thing is for certain: genetically speaking, incest is a terrible idea when it comes to procreating.
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Of course, there is much more we could know about our food than whether it was genetically engineered.
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A letter on July 19 about genetically modified organisms referred incorrectly to one aspect of existing G.M.O. crops.
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The first is a genetically engineered Atlantic salmon that reaches maturity 40 percent faster than its wild cohorts.
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GMOs: The Senate could also wade into a fight over mandatory labeling of genetically modified foods. http://bit.
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In recent years, the Impossible Burger—made from a meaty-flavored, genetically engineered soy—launched to much buzz.
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In India, one of the largest cotton and garment producers, many farmers are dependent on genetically modified crops.
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A Times investigation into genetically modified foods sparked controversy, with much of the dissent landing in our inbox.
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"Gottlieb endorsing genetically defined drug approvals (Vertex, Merck, Loxo, Epizyme) ... particularly in oncology is very positive, " Porges said.
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In fact, Hawaii hosts more field trials for new varieties of genetically engineered crops than any other state.
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Seed companies say that planting second-generation genetically modified beans without paying royalties is an intellectual property violation.
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"You're very genetically blessed and I'm happy for you, but who you are isn't what you look like."
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Such a genetically modified wheat strain, they wrote, might one day be used to create low-gluten foods.
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Genetically engineered mice that did not produce the substance, a protein called CNGA4, had profoundly impaired olfactory adaptation.
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In fact, the first state-authorized genetically altered babies will be born in the UK later this year.
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Governments could, for example, acquire the ability to genetically engineer soldiers—something straight out of bad action movies.
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As Bar-Yam points out, if death is genetically programmed, that also means it can probably be hacked.
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It's a politician saying, outright, that black people are genetically predisposed to an act that he considers negative.
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Genetically modified foods are a contentious subject in the U.S. and throughout many other parts of the world.
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Although he says he does not know much yet about genetically modified seeds, he is willing to learn.
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Your maximum heart rate is genetically predetermined and, like height and eye color, doesn't change much over time.
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Through a convoluted series of events, Jaewon is recruited for a project to produce genetically engineered super-soldiers.
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People from England, for instance, really don't look all that genetically different than people from Ireland, he says.
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Experts say the US needs more control options, from new insecticides to innovative tools like genetically modified mosquitoes.
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Many companies today use genetically engineered microbes to make medicines like insulin or useful chemicals like detergent enzymes.
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The two others, found in the US, were genetically modified to become more efficient killers of Holdaway's bacteria.
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Scientists fear that genetically edited babies could develop unintended health problems that could be inherited by subsequent generations.
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They also worry about attempts to produce designer babies, genetically altered for physical features, intelligence or athletic prowess.
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The caribou are genetically and ecologically really important because they're indicators of the health of forests and wetlands.
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"I see a lot of patients who think they're genetically programmed to get tooth decay," Dr. Silva said.
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Twenty-five million acres have been planted with genetically modified seeds to encourage the spraying of the chemical.
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Under a seemingly common umbrella — lung cancer, say — genetically distinct tumors would be treated with therapeutically distinct drugs.
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Monsanto and fellow agro behemoths have also campaigned to open Mexico to the cultivation of genetically modified corn.
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But scientists have been trying to find ways to genetically disable CCR22010 for more than a decade now.
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"We are genetically disposed to tourism," said Riki Novak, mayor of the island's main town, also called Hvar.
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Regardless, there has been no need to genetically modify or selectively breed to increase the plants' nickel-philia.
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This occurs naturally in the roots of soya but is made for Impossible Foods using genetically modified yeast.
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Another reason: Some people are genetically predisposed to get less pleasure from working out, as one study found.
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In 2016, it was the first in the industry to begin labeling products that included genetically engineered ingredients.
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The United States Department of Agriculture has proposed new guidelines for labeling foods that contain genetically modified ingredients.
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People with close relatives struck by dementia early — before age 65 — are more likely to be susceptible genetically.
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Esvelt plans to release enough genetically modified mice, tens of thousands of them, to overwhelm the wild population.
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"It's a broad-spectrum antiviral, and it can work against a host of genetically unrelated viruses," Sheahan says.
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His stolen prize is a boy named Lij, the genetically engineered clone of the Rastafarian messiah Haile Selassie.
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Next they tried blocking the gene in mice genetically engineered to have human hemoglobin and sickle cell disease.
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The genetics tests are meant to screen for inherited diseases or risks of health complications passed on genetically.
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One plant biologist, Hortense Dodo, has already started a company to develop genetically modified peanuts for eventual sale.
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"We&aposre genetically hardwired to crave sugar, crave fat, crave salt, take rest whenever we can," Buettner said.
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A new generation of crops known as gene-edited rather than genetically modified is coming to the market.
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The study involved experiments on hundreds of mice genetically engineered to develop lymphoma, melanoma, colon and breast cancers.
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And what you're asking them to plant are plants that have been genetically modified to be there ... No?
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To find out, he and his colleagues studied mice genetically engineered so that they couldn't make Homer1A proteins.
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The genetically altered skin grafts reduced blood glycogen levels in the treated mice, reducing the symptoms of diabetes.
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He then used in vitro fertilization to create human embryos genetically altered to be resistant to H.I.V. infection.
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The dwarf penguin was genetically very similar to the yellow-eyed penguins that currently roam New Zealand's mainland.
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American corporations want to sell genetically modified food, for example, in Europe without the stigma of a label.
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For example, most of the soybeans and corn eaten by people and livestock in America is genetically modified.
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It's the same end result, but people hear 'genetically engineered seafood' and they want no part of it.
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N royalties paid by domestic companies for its genetically modified (GM) cotton seeds, industry and government sources said.
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That saves their developers years of time and untold amounts of money compared to traditional genetically modified crops.
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They are rapidly genetically engineering, patenting, and controlling seeds, often to the detriment of farmers' economic security, food safety, and environmental sustainability, not to mention that these same companies also manufacture pesticides and herbicides, like RoundUp, and in turn genetically engineer their seeds to withstand high doses of these chemicals.
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But the FDA has taken the view that putting a genetically modified embryo into a human is the same as introducing a new drug or biological product — and in 2015, Congress mandated that the FDA isn't even allowed to accept new drug applications for clinical research involving genetically-modified embryos.
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But we can honestly say, not one of us is as lucky as Hale and her genetically-blessed brows.
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Based on the records of the fertility clinic, we know that our children are genetically mixed Hispanic and Caucasian.
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Our reasons for wanting to gestate and rear genetically-related offspring will not disappear even if our libidos do.
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In Saudi Arabia, efforts to push forward into a genetically optimized future have at times clashed with local customs.
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Just like popular cotton candy grapes and sumo oranges, Driscoll's assures that their Rosé Berries are not genetically modified.
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Researchers genetically engineered bacteria that emit a fluorescent signal when they come into contact with vapors from the devices.
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Perhaps most confusing is that not everyone genetically at risk for a condition will go on to develop it.
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This month Bay Area biotechnology startup Taxa debuted Orbella, moss that has been genetically engineered to produce a fragrance.
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Finding out which wine you're "genetically" likely to enjoy probably isn't going to hurt much more than your wallet.
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Image: OHSYUThis week, news of a major scientific breakthrough brought a debate over genetically engineering humans front and center.
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The problem, Carter found out later, was that apples were a lot more complicated, genetically speaking, than the potato.
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Attempts to genetically engineer designer trees—for super fragrance, or bioluminescence, say—have never really gotten off the ground.
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"It would be hard to speculate that we are fundamentally so different genetically between 1950 and today," Chang said.
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By "genetically disabling" the mouse host, they proved it was possible to generate rat organs within a host species.
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As you might imagine, genetically altering the world's entire rat population might wind up being a pretty big problem.
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Bill Nye Saves the World will have episodes on "vaccinations, genetically modified foods, and climate change," Nye told Indiewire.
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And I kind of feel like most people in hospitality are sort of genetically programed to be hospitable people.
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On its website, the organization said Germans 'detest' both genetically modified seeds and the weed-killer that Monsanto produces.
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Pao is also co-founder of MyCancerGenome, an online tool to enable a genetically informed approach to cancer medicine.
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A gestational surrogate carries and births a baby they aren't genetically related to, for an intended parent (or, IP).
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When the bacteria begin to resist the phages, biologists can genetically modify the phages to better attack the bacteria.
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Genetically modified crops can be kept relatively contained; animals carrying gene drives could be mobile and respect no borders.
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She had so many ideas and she was actually very knowledgable about the subjects — overpopulation and genetically modified foods.
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There's more to looking radiant on a red carpet than being genetically blessed and drinking a lot of water.
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They were genetically engineered to live on a hostile planet and to be overwritten with the consciousnesses of others.
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Y Combinator backed Zbiotics has spend two years developing what they're billing as the world's first genetically engineered probiotic.
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The Europeans may fear that America's hormone-injected, genetically modified foodstuffs will drive their small farmers out of business.
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The vast majority of corn, soybeans and sugar crops in the United States are produced from genetically-engineered seeds.
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The researchers hope to use genetically identical monkeys to advance studies of human diseases such as Alzheimer's and Parkinson's.
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Alternatively, using a genetically engineered live virus may trigger a more robust, more persistent response from the immune system.
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In December, the company announced plans for field trials of a genetically modified Mediterranean fruit fly in Western Australia.
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This affects how we all view each other, particularly those who may deviate from a new genetically-selected "norm".
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But that same year, Congress quashed the idea, prohibiting public funding for trials that create genetically modified human embryos.
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This resulted in 20 genetically modified cows, 11 that lived longer than three moo-nths (ok sorry I'm done).
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Over time, the list of common no-nos grew to include things like adult entertainment and genetically modified organisms.
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InvaderZ is a simple open-source Space Invaders clone with a complex twist: The aliens genetically evolve like bacteria.
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"Genetically diverse tumors are like a gang of hoodlums involved in different crimes — from robbery to smuggling," he said.
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Researchers said they successfully treated a patient's drug-resistant infection using genetically engineered viruses, the Wall Street Journal reports.
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Researchers in China have genetically engineered monkeys to exhibit autistic-like behaviors, including impaired social skills and increased anxiety.
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It would behoove us to get over this outdated and reactionary idea that all genetically modified crops are bad.
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Past waves of biotech startups often focused on other immunologic treatments that used genetically-modified antibodies created in animals.
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After all, they say, not all liberals share evidence-based views on issues like vaccinations and genetically modified organisms.
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Mice who live in bacteria-free environments don't get IBD, even if they've been genetically altered to develop it.
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The United States is also seeking better access for imports of genetically modified crops into China under the deal.
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Genetically identical animals are useful in research because confounding factors caused by genetic variability in animals can complicate experiments.
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To prove that dopamine is behind this insectoid trick, Riffell's team produced genetically modified mosquitoes that lacked dopamine receptors.
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Researchers took healthy skin cells from the patient, genetically modified them, and then grafted them back onto the boy.
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To form these bonds, scientists bathed genetically engineered bacteria in a nutrient broth that included silicon and carbon compounds.
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Many contain things that anxious consumers shun, from carbohydrates and gluten to artificial flavours and genetically modified (GM) grain.
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Cold weather, rains and resilient genetically-modified crops (GMO) have also limited the damage caused by an armyworm outbreak.
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But in Nicholas Christakis's previous work, he has shown that friends are also more genetically similar to one another.
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That way, even if a cow was born genetically female, she'd be expected to appear male all the same.
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Silicon Valley-based Impossible Foods genetically engineers heme, a protein that makes the vegetarian-friendly burger taste like meat.
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In the study, researchers used organs belonging to pigs that were genetically altered to prevent rejection and blood clotting.
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It's just a kind of brain-synapse thing that happens to people who are genetically predisposed to have it.
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It's just a kind of brain synapse thing that happens to people who are genetically predisposed to have it.
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Moreover, 88 percent and 37 percent of scientists and U.S. adults, respectively, supported the consumption of genetically modified foods.
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The Beijing Genomic Institute BGI, caused controversy in 2015 when they genetically engineered "micro-pigs" to sell as pets.
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There are so-called larks and owls, and whether you are one or the other is mostly genetically determined.
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If you take a darker view, CRISPR ushers in a dystopian age of designer babies and genetically modified people.
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Genetically male, Lee Hang is a Samoan fa'afafine, a term that translates as "in the manner of a woman".
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Unfortunately, there is no easy way to know which child or adult is genetically susceptible—until it's too late.
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Government regulators could help by allowing more use of genetically modified crops such as drought-resistant grains and corn.
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With a company called Genomic Prediction, they will make their pick according to a genetically estimated risk of disease.
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The U.S. is one step closer to having an army of genetically-modified mosquitoes that fight Zika through breeding.
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He is genetically engineered to pass along a lethal gene to wild females that makes the females' offspring die.
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Synlogic — a biotechnology company — announced positive results in early testing for a treatment which involves drinking genetically reprogrammed bacteria.
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Just one female tick is enough to establish a new clonal population that is genetically identical to its mother.
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Two years ago, Ms. Brose established FreshKids, a company that produces children's snacks without genetically altered or artificial ingredients.
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Monsanto, which is famous for its production of genetically modified seeds, rejected several offers from Bayer as too low.
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The process involves removing immune cells from the body and genetically engineering them to hunt and kill cancer cells.
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The House may vote this week on a bill requiring that most foods containing genetically engineered ingredients be identified.
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To the Editor: I realized the benefits of genetically modified crops with my own eyes, on my own farm.
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Some patients have died during the two to four weeks it took to genetically modify and multiply their cells.
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Jayson Lusk credits technological breakthroughs like genetically engineered seeds for the adoption of practices that have reduced soil erosion.
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Today, it's sex-reassignment surgery and surrogacy; tomorrow, we'll be genetically engineering our way into a post-human future.
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Even though I look very different from a Han Chinese or Bantu person, we are actually remarkably similar genetically.
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This project proposes genetically a growing loved one's body parts upon your skin—a whole new way of tattooing.
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Then some Canadian scientists thought it would be good if genetically mutated goats made the silk from their udders.
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It gave an example of a product made with oil from genetically engineered soy, which is in many products.
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Activists worry the FDA's approval of the salmon will serve as a precedent for other genetically engineered food animals.
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That's where the convent's thriving colony may one day make an enormous difference — assuming it is genetically diverse itself.
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Environmental groups such as Greenpeace and Friends of the Earth raised concerns that genetically modified crops posed unpredictable dangers.
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