AT y ? ? l 11 12 12. Heading 2 T Normal T No Spac 1 , . Heading Heading 1 Headin
ID: 263826 • Letter: A
Question
AT y ? ? l 11 12 12. Heading 2 T Normal T No Spac 1 , . Heading Heading 1 Heading 3 Heading A Heading 3 Heading 4 Paragraph cove are n brealy roms or genet Styles ince tey invoive changes in Te approacnes descr gene expression and DNA manipulation driven by humans. However, the use of the term genetically modified organism, or GMO, refers to a transgenic, or genetically engineered, organism. Transgenic organisms have small amounts of DNA from a different species artificially incorporated into their genetic makeup using recombinant DNA technology. In GM crops, these transgenes confer traits that are deemed beneficial for gricultural production. Transgenic crops are tested for safety in regards to hurnan health and the nvironment and are regulated by multiple governmental agencies. Question 1. People often use the phrase genetically mo dified organism, or GMO, when refering rop that contains one or more genes that have been artificially introduced from another species. Based on the formation given above, why might 'genetically engineered' or transgenic be better terms to distinguish ese crops from other crops?Explanation / Answer
AT y ? ? l 11 12 12. Heading 2 T Normal T No Spac 1 , . Heading Heading 1 Headin