Examples of using Genetically-modified in English and their translations into Greek
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Researchers in Canada have used a genetically-modified virus to selectively kill cancer cells in humans without harming healthy tissue.
The EU currently authorises the importation of 48 genetically-modified crops, but the approval process has ground to a halt.
In addition, with the introduction of genetically-modified grains into our food supply,
Why are our supermarkets being flooded with genetically-modified foods when a whole host of studies have shown that they are potentially dangerous to human health?
bans courts from halting the sale of Monsanto's genetically-modified seeds.
In the study in question, genetically-modified mice revealed that predominantly feminine genes created larger craniums
food ingredients produced from genetically-modified organisms, all contain specific rules on labelling.
may have been caused by the presence of genetically-modified mosquitoes(GMMs) in Brazil.
My question, Commissioner Byrne is this: the UN conference in Montreal decided that genetically-modified organisms must be labelled for international trade.
including enzymes produced by fermentation using genetically-modified micro-organisms.
One such solution is a human blood protein now being cultivated in a genetically-modified tobacco plant.
A draft law submitted to the Russian parliament seeks to impose punishment up to criminal prosecution to producers of genetically-modified organisms harmful to health
food ingredients produced from genetically-modified organisms.
Mr President, in my country 85% of the population does not want to consume genetically-modified foods.
may have been caused by the presence of genetically-modified mosquitoes(GMMs) in Brazil.
This means that labelling is clearly needed for those products that contain genetically-modified organisms- some would say, for those products contaminated by genetically-modified organisms.
carcinogenicity studies in rodents are not appropriate to assess the risk of insertional mutagenesis for genetically-modified cell therapy products.
An even more provocative finding is that biochemist Vitaly Citovsky discovered that the fibers contain the“Agrobacterium,” that is“used commercially in genetically-modified plants!”.
total rejection of genetically-modified plants is called for.
There is a risk for pregnant women consuming genetically-modified soy instead of organic soy.