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Definition of gene-altered in US English: gene-alteredadjective (especially in journalism) genetically modified. the much ballyhooed, vine-ripened, gene-altered, rot-resistant tomato Example sentencesExamples - Some growers complain that they've been pressured to pay fees to the company after stray gene-altered plants ended up growing on their farms.
- This method uses gene-altered microbes to rid the mouth of the bacteria that cause cavities.
- Genetic engineering, however, has become a fiery trade issue, as other nations who have traditionally imported our grain and food products are coming to reject gene-altered food.
- As the industry faces consumer skepticism and deepening scientific doubts about the environmental safety of gene-altered crops, its predictions have grown ever more wondrous.
- As public awareness of the controversies surrounding genetically modified crops grows, the ability to choose whether or not to eat gene-altered food is quickly diminishing.
- But opponents contend the technology is too new to be proven safe and that cross-pollination between gene-altered crops and nearby organic crops could severely harm the organic food industry.
- And even the most fastidious eaters today are probably consuming gene-altered food against their will.
- The company feared a consumer backlash if people thought gene-altered rice could end up in their bottles.
- It is doing more risk assessment to help ensure that gene-altered crops are safe for people and the environment.
- Genetic engineering has helped millions of people by turning gene-altered bacteria into microscopic factories that produce life-saving drugs.
- Protesters in the United Kingdom have trampled fields of gene-altered corn.
- Gene-altered salmon actually exist although they have not been approved for human consumption.
- But researchers don't know what would happen if some of the gene-altered fish broke free from the pens.
- In 1998, for instance, the administration threatened to withdraw from a proposed trade pact if New Zealand required labeling of gene-altered foods.
Definition of gene-altered in US English: gene-alteredadjective (especially in journalism) genetically modified. the much ballyhooed, vine-ripened, gene-altered, rot-resistant tomato Example sentencesExamples - Gene-altered salmon actually exist although they have not been approved for human consumption.
- But researchers don't know what would happen if some of the gene-altered fish broke free from the pens.
- Genetic engineering has helped millions of people by turning gene-altered bacteria into microscopic factories that produce life-saving drugs.
- This method uses gene-altered microbes to rid the mouth of the bacteria that cause cavities.
- Protesters in the United Kingdom have trampled fields of gene-altered corn.
- As public awareness of the controversies surrounding genetically modified crops grows, the ability to choose whether or not to eat gene-altered food is quickly diminishing.
- In 1998, for instance, the administration threatened to withdraw from a proposed trade pact if New Zealand required labeling of gene-altered foods.
- Some growers complain that they've been pressured to pay fees to the company after stray gene-altered plants ended up growing on their farms.
- But opponents contend the technology is too new to be proven safe and that cross-pollination between gene-altered crops and nearby organic crops could severely harm the organic food industry.
- And even the most fastidious eaters today are probably consuming gene-altered food against their will.
- As the industry faces consumer skepticism and deepening scientific doubts about the environmental safety of gene-altered crops, its predictions have grown ever more wondrous.
- It is doing more risk assessment to help ensure that gene-altered crops are safe for people and the environment.
- Genetic engineering, however, has become a fiery trade issue, as other nations who have traditionally imported our grain and food products are coming to reject gene-altered food.
- The company feared a consumer backlash if people thought gene-altered rice could end up in their bottles.
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