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Significats de genetically modified food en anglès

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генетически модифицированная пища
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Foods produced from organisms that have had changes introduced into their DNA.

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Ús de genetically modified food en anglès
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Beyond that, the battle over genetically modified food continues to rage.
Reuters
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Many practical applications followed, including the development of genetically modified food in the 1990s.
The Irish Times
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An apple, that doesn't brown, could change the way we think of genetically modified food.
Radio NZ
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The latest on the hit list: genetically modified food.
Wired
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It was cleared for use without its being labelled as a genetically modified food item.
The Irish Times
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For example, EU consumers have voiced stronger objections to genetically modified food than their U.S. counterparts.
Reuters
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Nongovernmental environmental organisations, principally Greenpeace, have long been vocal in their opposition to genetically modified food.
The Irish Times
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I suddenly understood with perfect clarity why Monsanto doesn't want to label its genetically modified food.
The botany of desire: a plant's-eye view of the world
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We feed genetically modified food to rats, lab rats, mice all the time, and they're fine.
Wired
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They worry about genetically modified food, they worry about cloning, they worry about the frontiers of science.
The new yorker
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The decision has re-ignited the debate about the regulation, ethical implications and health impacts of genetically modified food.
Radio NZ
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There was no mention of the negative aspects, such as allowing genetically modified food and hormone-treated beef into Ireland.
The Irish Times
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Is genetically modified food safe?
The Irish Times
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They want "to green Europe", phasing out nuclear energy, promoting renewable energy and campaigning against genetically modified food.
The Irish Times
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From child abductions to pornography, interpretative centres to genetically modified food, she has crusaded at home and on the Continent.
The Irish Times
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On the other hand, Tony Blair and his Science Minister Lord Sainsbury are still passionate fans of genetically modified food.
The Guardian