Genetically Modified Organisms the Mystery Unraveled

Released on by PhD Miriam Jumba
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  • Author : PhD Miriam Jumba
  • Release Date : 2010
  • Publisher : Strategic Book Publishing
  • Genre : Science
  • Pages : 211
  • ISBN 13 : 1609110811
  • File Size : 58,58 MB
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Genetically Modified Organisms the Mystery Unraveled by PhD Miriam Jumba PDF Summary

Book Description: Products of gene modification have vast implications. Creating public awareness and disseminating information on the subject seeks to demystify some of the widely held falsehoods regarding genetically modified products. This an informative, thorough and easy-to-understand guide book that aims to enlighten and debunk some of the commonly held misconceptions on products of gene modification and to give the reader a better understanding of the role genetic modification will play. The review sheds light on the safety, and application of these products in medicine, the food industry and other areas, especially those where genetic modification may represent a cheap, faster, credible and viable alternative in achieving sustainable development amongst resource-poor communities.

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