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genetically engineered food

"Researchers must be willing not only to be attentive to the questions and concerns raised by the public and not be satisfied with trying to repel them, but also to respond to them - even if this means they have to shelve technology that they believe may change the world." Illustration: US Air Force photo by Richard Eldridge.

Scientists are trying new ways to convince a skeptical public

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Genetically modified tomatoes, photo Agricultural Research Service, US Government

Who engineered my food?

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fruit. Instead of steaks, stem cells will be taken from them.

Coming soon: the first synthetic hamburger

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The bacterium causes cholera. From Wikipedia

The vaccine in the vegetable salad: plants that provide ``natural'' vaccines

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Genetic engineering, courtesy of Wikipedia

Don't be afraid, let science run

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Right: Dr. Alexandra Wallon-Eberhard, dr. Chen Verol and Prof. Stefan Jung.

The balance between the populations of dendritic cells in the intestine is a condition for the proper functioning of the digestive system

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Between hope and disaster - about genetics and genetic engineering

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Nanotechnology in the food chain?

A question of existence - science will help fight hunger

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A genetically modified protein in goat's milk will slow the spread of Alzheimer's

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Binimino Perlagrasso - hen and chicks. A 19th century painting by a painter who died in 1902 and is therefore in the public domain. From Wikimedia

A chicken or a futuristic drug factory

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genetically modified wheat. From Wikipedia

The World Trade Organization stated: there is no evidence that the use of genetically modified food is dangerous to health; The restrictions ha

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fruit. From Wikipedia

Fighting the mad cow through genetic engineering

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Genetic engineering and nanotechnologies: enthusiasm and concerns

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US Food and Drug Administration (FDA): food from cloned animals is safe to eat

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A human gene implanted in pigs will improve the chances of receiving their organs in humans

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A university in Canada is testing systems to preserve the lives of astronauts on long journeys

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