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03/10/2022 SOURCE: geneticliteracyproject.org

Latin America's embrace of gene editing positions Americas to become global leader in agricultural innovation

Over the 25 years since the introduction of GM crops in Latin America, the continent has b...

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Topics: Livestock/Meat, Agriculture Global, Beef Cattle, Research, Genes /Genetics,

Cow methane 'burps' are one of the largest contributors to carbon emissions. Could bovine genetic selection reduce climate change impacts?

Using genetics, scientists have isolated the gene in cattle which causes excess methane pr...

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John LaRose Jr.
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Gene editing can increase yields, improve nutrition, fight climate change - and bring native species back to African agriculture

Gene editing is making it easier for researchers to help local plants varieties adapt to c...

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Nancy Kavazanjian
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Bioactive spray could be an alternative to genetically modified crops

Although genetically modified crops have some big advantages over their regular counterparts, initially creating the modified plants can be quite challenging. Scientists have now developed a simpler approach, in which normal plants are altered with a spray that's applied to crops.

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Nancy Kavazanjian
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CROPSR: A New Tool for Speeding up Genetic Research in Crops

Crop genomes are fine-tuned over generations of breeding to improve certain features, and until recently, breeders had to rely on naturally occurring variety for selection. Although CRISPR/Cas9 gene-editing technology has the potential to change this, the software tools required for designing and analyzing CRISPR experiments have so far been developed for editing in mammalian genomes, which do not share the same properties as complex crop genomes.

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Nancy Kavazanjian
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Topics: Soil Health, Genes /Genetics, Carbon Farming,

Soil Health Institute to Examine Genetics as Carbon Indicator

The work will utilize metagenomic and carbon data collected as part of the North American Project to Evaluate Soil Health Measurements. Metagenomics is the examination of genetic material outside of the environment.

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Nancy Kavazanjian
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China’s approval of gene-edited crops energizes researchers

Nature - Scientists say newly published guidelines will spur research into crops that have increased yields and greater resilience to climate change.

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John LaRose Jr.
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Topics: Agriculture US, Agriculture Global, Education U.S. MidWest, Beekeeping, GMO's, Genes /Genetics, Pollinators, Food Security/Shortage,

Bee-ing Thoughtful About Pollinators

There's really nothing to replace bees as pollinators. That's why farmers work so hard to protect and encourage their safety.

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Topics: Corn/Maize, Agriculture Global, GMO's, Ag Asia / Pacific, Genes /Genetics, World Hunger,

'All positives': 17 years after GM corn introduction, the Philippines shows sharp increase in output and household incomes - with the poor benefiting the most

Genetically modified yellow corn has increasingly been used in the Philippines since 2002....

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10 things everyone should know about GMOs in Africa - Alliance for Science

[Download this page as a PDF] [See also: GMO Myths in Africa] 1. Biotechnology, genetic modication, genetic engineering and GMOs are terms for essentially the same process: breeding crops and livestock to have certain desirable traits. 2. GMOs are safe. Every major scientic body in the world agrees that GMO foods are just as safe […]

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Latin America's embrace of gene editing positions Americas to become global leader in agricultural innovation

Cow methane 'burps' are one of the largest contributors to carbon emissions. Could bovine genetic selection reduce climate change impacts?

Gene editing can increase yields, improve nutrition, fight climate change - and bring native species back to African agriculture

Bioactive spray could be an alternative to genetically modified crops

CROPSR: A New Tool for Speeding up Genetic Research in Crops

Soil Health Institute to Examine Genetics as Carbon Indicator

China’s approval of gene-edited crops energizes researchers

Bee-ing Thoughtful About Pollinators

'All positives': 17 years after GM corn introduction, the Philippines shows sharp increase in output and household incomes - with the poor benefiting the most

10 things everyone should know about GMOs in Africa - Alliance for Science

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