GMO Research Paper
Genetic modification will improve life everywhere by helping to feed the hungry and cure the sick. GMO stands for genetically modified organism. According to the New Oxford American Dictionary this means an organism containing genetic material that has been artificially altered so as to produce a desired characteristic. Generally, genetic modification happens one of two ways. One, picks the organism with desired traits and breed it was another with the same physical traits, making the desired traits more dominate. Two, using a microscope and other technology to cut and paste in the organism’s genome sequence. GMOs provide a way for food to be grown in different places, improve the quality, and even produce more. Genetic modification has been
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A question that many individuals have about GMOs is “Are they safe?”. The answer to this is, yes. The research shows that genetic modification is not harmful for digestion. According to C.S. Prakash in his article called Genetically Modified Crops published in 2016, there have not been any documented cases of harm from GM foods since their introduction in 1994. In the United States the issue of GMOs are less publicized, however in Europe it is the opposite. The most apprehension is among the consumers of Europe and their concerns of whether GMOs are …show more content…
There has been many efforts to reduce this number. However, GMOs has the great potential to not just reducing this number, but possible even eliminating it. With GMO’s we can create food prospering plants to produce the max possible yield in any conditions. We will not have to provide the food for the starving, now it will be possible to teach these people how to provide for themselves.
Thirty years after the groundwork for genetic engineering was laid, people are still split on whether it is a boon or a danger to society. While supporters point to all of the diseases that can be cured and all of the hungry people who can be fed through the use of genetic engineering, critics caution that too much is still unknown about the technology (“Genetic Engineering.”).
Skepticism never seises, however if effort’s presence lacks, no success will ever deliver. The least this world can do is
A question that many individuals have about GMOs is “Are they safe?”. The answer to this is, yes. The research shows that genetic modification is not harmful for digestion. According to C.S. Prakash in his article called Genetically Modified Crops published in 2016, there have not been any documented cases of harm from GM foods since their introduction in 1994. In the United States the issue of GMOs are less publicized, however in Europe it is the opposite. The most apprehension is among the consumers of Europe and their concerns of whether GMOs are …show more content…
There has been many efforts to reduce this number. However, GMOs has the great potential to not just reducing this number, but possible even eliminating it. With GMO’s we can create food prospering plants to produce the max possible yield in any conditions. We will not have to provide the food for the starving, now it will be possible to teach these people how to provide for themselves.
Thirty years after the groundwork for genetic engineering was laid, people are still split on whether it is a boon or a danger to society. While supporters point to all of the diseases that can be cured and all of the hungry people who can be fed through the use of genetic engineering, critics caution that too much is still unknown about the technology (“Genetic Engineering.”).
Skepticism never seises, however if effort’s presence lacks, no success will ever deliver. The least this world can do is