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Scent on demand: Scientists enhance the scent of flowers 10/10/2008

New prenatal test for Down syndrome less risky than amniocentesis 10/9/2008

Inherited disorders and copy number changes in human alpha-globin genes 10/8/2008

Early-stage gene transcription creates access to DNA 10/7/2008

Study Unveils Structural Details of Enzyme Vital to DNA Repair 10/6/2008

DNA of Good Bacteria Drives Intestinal Response to Infection 10/5/2008

Growing role of molecular diagnostics 10/4/2008

Use it or lose it? Researchers investigate the dispensability of our DNA 10/3/2008

Sequencing Thousand And One Genomes 10/2/2008

Scientists identify gene that may contribute to improved rice yield 10/1/2008

Researchers develop new self-training gene prediction program for fungi 9/30/2008

Lab Identifies Novel Mechanism for Regulation of Gene Expression 9/29/2008

Scientists identify novel inhibitor of human microRNA 9/28/2008

After the First Decade of Metagenomics-Adolescent Growth Spurt Anticipated 9/27/2008

Researchers Find an Essential Gene for Forming Ears of Corn 9/26/2008

All Articles Tagged As: genetically engineered food


Benefits outweigh risks from genetically modified plants (1/24/2008)

Benefits outweigh risks from genetically modified plantsNew study urges public not to ban commercial production of genetically modified plants and animal as the risks are alarmist and exaggerated ...> Full Article



Team finds an economical way to boost the vitamin A content of maize (1/21/2008)

Team finds an economical way to boost the vitamin A content of maizeA team of plant geneticists and crop scientists has pioneered an economical approach to the selective breeding of maize that can boost levels of provitamin A, the precursors that are converted to vitamin A upon consumption. This innovation could help to enhance the nutritional status of millions of people in the developing world. ...> Full Article


Genetically modified carrots provide more calcium (1/17/2008)

Genetically modified carrots provide more calciumGenetically modifying carrots to express increased levels of a gene that enables the transport of calcium across membranes of plant cells can make the vegetables a better source of calcium, said researchers at Baylor College of Medicine in Houston and the Vegetable and Fruit Improvement Center at Texas A&M University. Their report appears today in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. ...> Full Article


Genetically Engineered Corn May Harm Stream Ecosystems (10/9/2007)

Genetically Engineered Corn May Harm Stream EcosystemsA new study indicates that a popular type of genetically engineered corn--called Bt corn--may damage the ecology of streams draining Bt corn fields in ways that have not been previously considered by regulators. The study, which was funded by the National Science Foundation, appears in the Oct. 8 edition of The Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. ...> Full Article

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