modification génétique

A U-turn: Europe decides to authorize genetically modified plants

A U-turn: Europe decides to authorize genetically modified plants

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On Wednesday July 5, the European Commission proposed to review its rules on genetically modified organisms (GMOs) in order to lift restrictions on certain plants derived from new genomic techniques such as CRISPR. The European executive explains that the 2001 GMO Directive is no longer "adapted" to these biotechnologies, which allow the use of genetically modified organisms.

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Yi Li

Does modifying a plant by CRISPR make it a GMO?

Yi Li is a professor in the Department of Plant Science at the University of Connecticut. He is a world-renowned specialist in plant physiology, biotechnology and breeding. Author of an impressive number of scientific papers, he has developed several notable transgenic technologies such as the development of fruit

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Genetically modified plant

Genetically modifying a plant is not harmless.

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Currently, several new genetic modification techniques are being discussed to determine whether or not the products derived from them will be regulated as transgenic GMOs. This article by Eric Meunier of the journal inf'OGM allows us to understand some of the potential risks associated with the mere introduction of transgenic GMOs.

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Genetically modified plant

Genetically modifying a plant is not harmless.

Currently, several new genetic modification techniques are being discussed to determine whether or not the products derived from them will be regulated as transgenic GMOs. This article by Eric Meunier of the journal inf'OGM allows us to understand some of the potential risks associated with the mere introduction of transgenic GMOs.

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