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- 1. Principles and Practice of Environmental Safety Assessment of Transgenic Plants
- 10. Zea mays
- 16. (insect gut) Protein binds to specific receptors Inserts into membrane Forms cation-specific pores DEATH and PARALYSIS
- 17. Why is there a need to identify the potential pathogenicity of the donor organisms? (relation to ERA) - To identify if it has significant effects to humans, non-target animals
- 25. TRIALS ANTISERA
- 32. For gene flow to occur via normal sexual transmission , certain conditions must exist:
- 49. Fig. 1. How the high-dose/refuge strategy works to delay the increase in highly resistant (RR) insects in a pest population. Reproduced from Cohen et al. 2000. BT CROP NON-BT CROP 4 essential assumptions:
Notas del editor
- There is no evidence that the method used to produce a new plant variety (be it a product of conventional breeding or genetic engineering) can be used as an effective predictor of the plant.s environmental impact or food safety.
- To assess the potential for ‘escape’ through pollen, seed or vegetative material
- 1.Agrobacterium mediated method-Plants transformed independently with the same plasmid will commonly have different levels of expression -T-DNA can integrate into the host genome in patterns other than as a single copy at a single site. Multiple copies in direct or inverted repeats and other complex patterns may also occur. The presence of multimeric T-DNA inserts, especially inverted repeat structures, is strongly linked to the phenomenon of transgene silencing. 2. MPB- the full-length introThe duced transgene truncations. Larger than full length fragments of transgenic DNA may also be caused by interspersion of inserted DNA with host DNA.
- One example of an approved event containing a high transgene copy number concerns a line of canola-15 transgene copies