The genetically modified organisms are the ones which undergo changes in their gene so that it can confer new properties rendering to human welfare.
But the following are the limits that should be placed on the production of GMOs:
1) The GM plants which have pesticide resistant (producing their own pesticide) in it would result in affecting health of the humans consuming it in the long run
2) The transgenic salmon is of a bigger size than the normal ones. It kills the fishes which the salmon used to cohabitate.This will lead to introduction of alien species.
3) The GM plant, who is stronger, will take over on the ancestral natural species and lead the natural ones to disappear from the unique varieties by random mating with artificial plants
What limits do you think should be placed on the production of genetically modified organisms? ted...
What are genetically modified organisms (GMOs)? Plants have been genetically engineered to contain added nutrients for better human health or pesticide resistance genes to decrease the use of pesticides. Some scientists fear that GMO crops containing added foreign genes may lead to the generation of 'super weeds'. Do you think the pros of GMOs outweigh the cons?
This week I would like to discuss an emerging issue, Genetically Modified Organisms (GMO's). Review the following website, https://www.nongmoproject.org/gmo-facts/ What is a GMO? What are the pros and cons? Do you think GMO's have a place in the foods we consume and can it affect our health?
Promoters of genetically modified organisms often make the remark that humans have been genetically modifying organisms for millennia, through artificial selection and breeding techniques. Detractors,however, argue that there is a qualitative difference between selective breeding and genetic modification, and that this difference is important enough to cause great concern. Write an essay that will compare and contrast artificial selection and genetic engineering of crops. Your thesis should either argue that genetic modification is merely an extension of an ancient process,...
Discuss the arguments for and against the introduction of genetically modified organisms (GMOs) into Tasmania. In your answer, include the significance of GMO introduction (or ban on introduction) to the environmental, social and economic sustainability of Tasmania's agricultural industries. please keep the answers short which should be 100 words
How have humans genetically modified organisms for use in cloning? What are some examples of different types of clones (hint: don’t forget about bacteria clones, like the GMO bacteria that make synthetic human insulin)? What are the potential benefits of creating and using clones? What are some potential consequences of creating and using clones? Can you please use APA in text citation? (3-4 sources)
Based on your current knowledge of GMOs and genetically modified foods, do you support their use and mass distribution both within the United States and around the world?
The Synthetic Future Genetically modified organisms (GMO) are not new. According to the USDA, in 2009, 93 percent of soy, 93 percent of cotton, and 86 percent of corn grown in the United States was GMO. However, in 2010, life on earth as we currently understand it, changed. By inserting com- puter-designed genetic material into a bacterial cell, scientists created an entirely new strain of bacteria, a new life form, the world's first synthetic cell. In announcing his creation, scientist...
Consider the controversy around genetically modified organisms. How does industrial biotechnology fit into the discussions about GMOs in past units? Compare the two, looking at the benefits and risks of each. What are the environmental benefits of industrial biotechnology?
What do you think of genetic engineering? Are GMO's good or bad? With genetically engineering humans, should we be tampering with the human genome? Do you think humans can stick to a limit (only curing diseases) or do you think humans would begin engineering people?
are there any limits to the number of shifts or hours that nures should work? do you think there should be