genitics
Traditional agricultural is the controlled breeding of plants and animals to select new combinations of certain traits in livestock, fruits, and vegetables. An organism with genes from another species is called “genetically modified,” or GM, in this paper I will discuss the pros and cons of GM products. I will also talk about the controversy of this subject, giving examples from countries all over the world.There are some positive aspects of GM foods. For example, we could genetically alter foods so that they contain more nutrients. This would especially benefit people who have vitamin deficiencies in malnourished countries. Another example is “bt corn”. There is a gene from a certain bacteria called bacillus thuringiensis (BT) that contains a protein to kill insects. This has been used for the benefit of organic farmer’s crops as a natural pesticide. Reasons to boycott GM foods vary. Some are very logical. Perhaps you have a food allergy to one plant-based food because of a certain protein it contains. You could have an allergic reaction to a completely separate food product if it carries this product, without proper labeling there would be no way of knowing. Another concern is that
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Approximate Word count = 842
Approximate Pages = 3 (250 words per page double spaced)
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