genetically modified
Britishadjective
Other Word Forms
- genetic modification noun
Example Sentences
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Surgeons implanted an auxiliary liver graft derived from a genetically modified Diannan miniature pig featuring 10 targeted gene alterations.
From Science Daily
While Campbell's acknowledged using genetically modified crops such as corn and soybean, the chicken "comes from long-trusted" federally-approved suppliers "and meets our high quality standards," it said in a statement.
From Barron's
To investigate how FSP1 affects lung cancer, the research team genetically modified mice so that their lung cancer cells lacked the FSP1 gene.
From Science Daily
Another advantage is that the plant is not genetically modified, making it an appealing ingredient for consumers seeking non-GMO options.
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Their experiments, which used genetically modified mice and advanced imaging tools, were supported by the National Institutes of Health and published on Oct.
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