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Bioengineered Food

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Bioengineered Food
Any food genetically modified to resist or tolerate pesiticides, insects, or viruses, or to decrease spoilage, produce antibodies, decrease fatty acid synthesis, or increase production of certain amino acids


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To date there are 81 food items listed on the FDA's List of Completed Consultations on Bioengineered Foods some of which include: * corn * squash * papaya * cotton * canola * soybean * tomato * potato * flax * wheat * sugar beet * cantaloupe * rice * alfalfa * plum Now this list is far from comprehensive.
risk for various diseases); debates over issues such as the safety of specific weight-loss diets and bioengineered foods, to develop critical thinking skills; and consciousness about world hunger.
She claims, for example, that Reagan administration officials bowed to the biotech industry over the judgment of agency scientists and decided not to subject bioengineered foods to a premarket approval process like that for drugs (p.
 
 
 
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