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A Proposal to Investigate Influential Solutions to the Negative Effects of Genetically Modified Organisms on Human Health in America
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Mustafa Inanici
20701987
ENG400-07
Instructor: Saadet Birlik Karaca
A Proposal to Investigate Influential Solutions to the Negative Effects of Genetically Modified Organisms on Human Health in America
Introduction
Technology has improved a lot, so genetically modified food is being created for human and animal consumption by using latest molecular biology techniques. Genetically modified food or organism (GMO) is a new crop whose genetic structure has been changed by splicing a gene. In America, GM products have been on the market since 1996. Nowadays, it is almost impossible to see non-GMO products. After the consumption of GMO increased, some negative consequences revealed such as allergic reactions, disabilities and damaged organs. To prevent these hazards, some effective solutions should be sought and the purpose of this paper is to propose some solutions to the negative effects of GMO on human health in America. In the next section, problems will be expressed and solutions to these problems will be mentioned. After that, the criteria for assessing solutions and the methodology for the investigation will be discussed.
Problem Definition
Scientific researches up to now show that GMO causes unexpected problems and these can be
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