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Science at the Edge: Genetic Modification of Food

Author: Sally Morgan
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ISBN: 9780431124858
Format: Hardback
Published: June 2009
Published By: Heinemann Library
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Could genetic modification end worldwide famine?
Should foods containing GM products be labelled as such?
Would you eat a vegetable if it contained animal genes?
Genetic Modification of Food explains how genetic engineering has led to artificial selection and the selective breeding of animals and crops. Learn about cloning, how genes are inherited, mutations occur, and how scientists insert genes from one orgamism into the DNA of another. Consider whether or not growth hormones should be given to cows to increase their milk yield and used to produce "super salmon". Discuss the issues surrounding cross-pollintion, how GM crops affect wildlife, and the possibility of using GM oil-crops to replace fossil fuels.
ISBN: 9780431124858
Number of Pages: 64
Format: Hardback
Reading Level: Secondary
Published Date: 10-Jun-2009
Dimensions (mm): 170x240mm
Publisher: Heinemann Library

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