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1 day ago · "This decision underscores the triumph of farmers and the people in asserting their constitutional right to health and a healthy and balanced ecology against the introduction of unwanted, unnecessary genetically modified crops. "Golden rice and Bt eggplant, touted as a solutions to vitamin A deficiency and pest infestation, faced staunch ...
3 days ago · Consumer perceptions of genetically modified foods remain mixed; in some regions, there is a strong preference for non-GMO foods. Companies involved in the commercialization of biofortified rice must invest in consumer education and transparent communication to mitigate concerns and enhance market acceptance.
1 day ago · “Golden Rice” is the name of a rice that has been genetically engineered (genetically modified or GM) to produce beta carotene, which the body can convert into vitamin A. This beta-carotene gives the rice grains a yellowish colour that inspired its name.
1 day ago · “Mucorice-CTB” is a transgenic (genetically modified) rice line expressing CTB (cholera toxin B-subunit) in endosperm. Mucorice-CTB seeds were orally administered to model animals, and neutralizing activity and specific immune responses in both mucosal and systemic compartments were observed (Nochi et al. 2007). Furthermore, recombinant CTB ...
1 day ago · This decision underscores the triumph of farmers and the people in asserting their constitutional right to health and a healthy and balanced ecology against the introduction of unwanted, unnecessary Genetically Modified crops. Golden Rice and Bt Eggplant, touted as a solutions to Vitamin A Deficiency and pest infestation, faced staunch ...
4 days ago · This isn’t the first time rice has been genetically modified to boost nutritional value. In the 1990s, golden rice was developed by engineers to contain beta carotene. Beta carotene is a plant pigment that converts to vitamin A, and is present in high amounts in foods like carrots and sweet potatoes.
3 days ago · 11. Can rice be genetically modified? Yes, genetically modified (GM) rice varieties exist. GM rice can have traits such as improved pest or disease resistance, enhanced nutritional content, or increased yield potential. However, the cultivation and use of GM rice vary by country and are subject to strict regulations. 12.
