Gmo.uconn.edu

Do GMOs Harm Health

WEBThe National Academy for Science, the United States’ number one source for independent, objective advice to the nation on matters of science and technology, concluded that …

Actived: 9 days ago

URL: https://gmo.uconn.edu/topics/do-gmos-harm-health/

Which Crops Have GMOs

WEBThere is a lot of confusion about which crops have GMOs, and which don't. There are 13 genetically modified crops available today. The list below is maintained by the United …

Category: Health Go Health

GMO Regulation Science of GMOs

WEBThe FDA oversees the safety and proper labeling of all plant-derived food and feed, including those from genetically engineered products. All food or feed, including that …

Category: Food Go Health

About the Science of GMOs at UConn Science of GMOs

WEBThe Science of GMOs is a website to share information on genetically modified organisms. UConn faculty and staff in the College of Agriculture, Health and Natural Resources …

Category: Health Go Health

Topics Science of GMOs

WEBAbout. Our Team. This website was created by the GMO working group in the UConn College of Agriculture, Health and Natural Resources. We offer clear descriptions and …

Category: Health Go Health

Let's Talk GMOs Online Course Science of GMOs

WEBParticipants are introduced to the basics of genetically modified organisms (GMOs). They will learn how to create consistent communication messages and manage dialogue …

Category: Health Go Health

Pharmaceutical Use of GMOs Science of GMOs

WEBThe first drug produced by GMO animals, anti-thrombin III from the milk of transgenic goats, prevents the formation of small blood clots that could break loose and …

Category: Health Go Health

The Future of GMO Crops Science of GMOs

WEBOverall, the adoption of first generation GMO crops has led to a slight (6% in one study) increase in agrichemical use overall. However, it is germane to note that, as …

Category: Health Go Health

Gene Flow and Coexistence Science of GMOs

WEBGene flow is defined as a change in the genes of a particular group of plants due to the movement of pollen, seed, or live plants carrying modified DNA sequences …

Category: Health Go Health

GMOs and Social Movements Science of GMOs

WEBDo From Science to Society: Anti-GMOs, Anti-Vaccines, and the Metamorphosis of Social Movements. Amongst groups that denounce mainstream science on these issues, the …

Category: Health Go Health

New Frontiers in Gene Editing Science of GMOs

WEBGene editing allows scientists to manipulate an organism’s DNA, leading to produce that stays fresher longer, resists pests and viruses or results in higher nutritional content. …

Category: Nutrition Go Health

Genetic Engineering and Plant Protection Science of GMOs

WEBMonitoring to detect pests early. Cultural practices such as crop rotation or trap crops. Resistant plant varieties (traditional breeding) Appropriate fertilization and …

Category: Health Go Health

4-H Biotechnology Games Science of GMOs

WEBNMSU’s role is developing the games with the 4-H youth, allowing them to understand the design and development process. 4-H members are building knowledge and career …

Category: Health Go Health

Educational Materials for Training Science of GMOs

WEBThe Science of GMOs Unraveled. The American public is growing increasingly skeptical about the safety of genetically modified (GM) foods. Despite consensus in the scientific …

Category: Food Go Health

Bonnie Burr Science of GMOs

WEBBonnie Burr. Agricultural Policy. Email. [email protected]. Phone. 860-486-8944. This website was created by the GMO working group in the UConn College of …

Category: Health Go Health