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Genetic Engineering Project Part 2/2

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Reproductive Human Plant Hybrid Genetic Engineering at Home
The End Of The World Reproductive Human Plant Hybrid Genetic Engineering at Home Visit The End Of The World on Youtube http://www.youtube.com/user/jlilapara ...

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QVprep Genetic Engineering App - Learn, Review and Test in Genetics
Covers * Introduction History of Genetic Engineering * Genetic Engineering Techniques * Genetic Engineering Experiments * Molecular Cloning * Gene Targetin...

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FREE QVprep Lite Genetic Engineering App
QVprep Lite Genetic Engineering is FREE and has limited content. The app gives you the option to buy the paid QVprep Genetic Engineering app which has exhaus...

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Genetic engineering- Kinetic typography
There #39;s a lot of dispute over whether we should be changing the DNA to produce a certain feature or to even experiment with animals to only potentially lead ...

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Bacteria Genetic Engineering
Studying bacteria has lead to the relatively new science of genetic engineering.

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7th Grade Obj 93 Genetic Engineering
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Genetic Engineering and Glowing Kitties ofDOOM!
In this video Nega looks at one of the examples of genetic modification gone wild. Genetic Modification Gone Wild: 10 Signs That Our World May Be Destined To...

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Shark Antibodies and Genetic Engineering
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Before I stumbled across vegangmo.com the other day I thought I knew the arguments for and against genetically-engineered crops.

The Vegan GMO website showed me I don't know as much as I thought. The site's "why are we vegans pro GMO?" page (http://www.vegangmo.com) lists four reasons, three of which were new to me:

-- Some safety tests for GE crops involve animal experiments;

-- Genetic engineering could create "animal alternative" foods that would encourage more veganism, like artificial cheese;

-- Genetic engineering could create plants containing nutrients vegans lack, like vitamin B12 and DHA;

-- GE crops use less fertilizer and pesticides, so fewer insects and fish are killed, and "no- or low-till agriculture will save the lives of ground-dwelling animals."

It was the first reason -- opposition to animal tests -- that led me to the site. I had been reading up on a study purporting to show that pigs consuming genetically-engineered corn and soybeans had developed health problems. Vegan GMO had quoted (http://www.vegangmo.com), a rebuttal charging that "this study subjects animals to inhumanely poor conditions resulting in health impacts which can then be data-mined to present 'evidence' against GMO feeds."

The rebuttal, by British environmentalist and recent pro-GE convert Mark Lynas, leveled other broadsides at the study (http://tiny.cc/). It noted that while the study's authors highlighted one measure on which the GE-fed pigs scored worse than those on conventional feed, on several health measures the GE-fed pigs had scored better.

As you might expect, though, the vegan website's excerpt from the Lynas rebuttal stuck with the animal-cruelty argument.

"Most damning of all," the excerpt continued, "close to 60% of both sets of pigs were suffering from pneumonia at the time of slaughter -- another classic indicator of bad husbandry. Had they not been slaughtered, all these pigs might well have died quickly anyway. No conclusions can be drawn from this study, except for one -- that there should be tighter controls on experiments performed on animals by anti-biotech campaigners, for the sake of animal welfare."

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