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genetically modified

British  

adjective

  1.  GM.  denoting or derived from an organism whose DNA has been altered for the purpose of improvement or correction of defects: genetically modified food

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  • genetic modification noun

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Surgeons implanted an auxiliary liver graft derived from a genetically modified Diannan miniature pig featuring 10 targeted gene alterations.

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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.

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To investigate how FSP1 affects lung cancer, the research team genetically modified mice so that their lung cancer cells lacked the FSP1 gene.

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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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