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Genetic Engineering, Seed Treatment and Bees Michael Thiele I t's time to write a short article on that topik, isn't it? Especially because one day a "honeybee-genom-project" is going to be established and I've been asked several times to write something about influences of genetically engineered plants on bees, about danger of terminator-technology, pesticides containing the active substance IMIDACLOPRID like GAUCHOÒ , CHINOOKÒ and others. About questions like: Are the states being overwhelmed by genetic engineering industry? Why do beekeeping journals mention so little words about it? Well, I discussed these topics already and they are still being updated in the courses (1, 2) and are in parts discussed in the letters (3). However, there has been carried out a lot of scientific research on genetic engineering and IMIDACLOPRID. Here I'll only concentrate on that kind of scientific research which can be found in Germany - mainly supported by industry or governmental funds. I'll give an example how scientific research is being carried out in these matters. Let's start with genetic engineering. New and great results can be expected from the articles of Mr. Hedtke/PhD - because he didn't save any trouble and expenditure in his examinations (4,5). In the German issue of the letters (6) I discussed these examinations in more details. Here I'll give a short summary to show how scientific research is being carried out in this matter. Let's have a look into it.

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Site Map Links Subscribers Only Contact Us ... About the Editor Genetic engineering of food crops to produce drugs raises concerns Tom Horan, a farmer based in Iowa, is excited about the possibilities of producing drugs from his corn acreage. Speaking at a recent conference at Iowa State University, Horan described how he grows a small field of corn that has been genetically engineered to produce a drug for treating cystic fibrosis. A European company, Meristem Therapeutics, developed the GM corn. Horan believes that more Iowa farmers should capitalize on the opportunities for growing these "value-added" crops. Contamination could be a major problem While Horan sees great opportunities, others see potential problems with the rapidly expanding development of so-called "pharma" crops. It is no surprise that biotech activists have sounded alarms, but it is noteworthy that biotech proponents are also expressing concerns. Walt Fehr, director of biotechnology at Iowa State University, told Food Traceability Report Weekly that any genetic contamination of corn used for feed is a major problem in Iowa and that separating pharma crops from food crops in the field has problems. Fehr suggested that it might be better to avoid the use of food crops for pharmaceutical production altogether. Dirk E. Maier, professor of agricultural and biological engineering at Purdue University released a fact sheet, stating, "the fact that transgenic grains and oilseeds for use as pharmaceutical drug carriers and industrial chemicals may be making their way into a field near your farm, grain elevator, feed mill or processing plant should be a concern," especially in light of the Starlink corn contamination debacle in 2000.

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Genetic engineering From Conservapedia Jump to: navigation search Genetic Engineering is the deliberate manipulation of an organism's genetic material. Work done by American geneticist Barbara McClintock showed that genes could jump between DNA strands. Biologists can now transfer genetic information from one organism to another. For example, genes that produce a protein that stops deep-water fish from freezing in the Antarctic can now be put into transgenic tomatoes, potatoes, and tobacco, to make them more resistant to frost. Contents Controversy Opinions in favor of genetic engineering Opinions against genetic engineering References ... edit Controversy The shadow of eugenics hangs over today's debates about genetic engineering and enhancement. Critics of genetic engineering argue that human cloning , enhancement, and the quest for designer children are nothing more than "privatized" or "free-market" eugenics. Defenders of enhancement reply that genetic choices freely made are not really eugenic-at least not in the pejorative sense. To remove the coercion, they argue, is to remove the very thing that makes eugenic policies repugnant. Sorting out the lesson of eugenics is another way of wrestling with the ethics of enhancement. The

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GENETIC ENGINEERING deBono's Six Hats The topic of genetic engineering often invokes ethical discussion. Your task is to research and discuss, using examples, the positive and negative impacts of recent developments in genetic engineering. Edward deBono's Six Hats will be used to guide your research. Step 1: Printout the scaffold in colour if possible. Step 2: Read through the instructions on the scaffold carefully and discuss with your teacher. Step 3: Select a topic from below and use the links provided to complete your scaffold. Step 4: How you use your research will be determined by your classroom teacher. (class discussion, oral presentation, debate, hot potato, multimedia presentation, survey others, etc...) TOPICS LINKS STEM CELL RESEARCH What are stem cells? Under the Microscope: Looking at Stem Cell Research Australians make stem cell breakthrough Stem Cells - gateway to 21st Century medicine GENE THERAPY Gene therapy Gene therapy and children Gene therapy - Wikipedia CLONING Cloning Fact Sheet.

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