Examples of genetic engineering

• They also insist that several novel plants are not produced through genetic engineering.

• Seed banks and genetic engineering, he claims, diminish the importance of maintaining species in their natural habitat (p. 43).

• I strongly urge proponents of both sides of the genetic engineering arguments to read it.

• The fourth most named barrier was to do with the actual cost of genetic engineering research.

• Consumers were viewed as not understanding the complexity of genetic engineering, and because of this lack of understanding, tended to reject the technology.

• Enzymes (italics) in bold lettering have been manipulated through genetic engineering (see text for details).

• Generally the debate or criticism concerned energy technology, production technology, information technology, and genetic engineering.

• Alternatively, let us assume that our broader future suddenly became less predictable (perhaps genetic engineering is invented, which creates new and difficult-to-forecast possibilities).

• Unlike the results for organic farming, there is little significant difference between the information sources used by general and targeted respondents on genetic engineering.

• The use of genetic engineering to produce pest resistant transgenic plants represents one of many current approaches aimed at increasing agricultural productivity.

• In perhaps an overly optimistic push, proponents of genetic engineering promise to conquer world hunger.

• They believed that the media's portrayal was often inaccurate and biased against genetic engineering in general.

• This paper reports agricultural professionals' views on the barriers towards further adoption of organic farming and genetic engineering.

• The remaining chapters of this book address various aspects of plant genetic engineering allied to crop improvement.

• Bioengineered crops are plant materials that have been modified through genetic engineering.