2005
DOI: 10.1016/j.biopha.2005.07.013
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Biological and biomedical aspects of genetically modified food

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“…It may result in improvement of technological properties during storage and processing, and it may lead to improvement of the sensorial and nutritional properties of food products such as starch quality, content of vitamins, or presence of essential amino acids. So, it seems obvious that the present role and increasing importance of genetic engineering in food production is an irreversible fact, and, therefore, it is not surprising that biological and biomedical aspects of GM food are the matter of continuous debates in the scientific community (i.e., Jain, Rivera, and Loke 1999;Lack 2002;Kuiper and Kleter 2003;Celec et al 2005); the public relation campaigns and guidelines issued by national and international authorities and organizations (i.e., Kuiper et al 2001;Hails and Kinderlerer 2003;Commission Regulation 2004); and the large interest on this subject in the public media.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…It may result in improvement of technological properties during storage and processing, and it may lead to improvement of the sensorial and nutritional properties of food products such as starch quality, content of vitamins, or presence of essential amino acids. So, it seems obvious that the present role and increasing importance of genetic engineering in food production is an irreversible fact, and, therefore, it is not surprising that biological and biomedical aspects of GM food are the matter of continuous debates in the scientific community (i.e., Jain, Rivera, and Loke 1999;Lack 2002;Kuiper and Kleter 2003;Celec et al 2005); the public relation campaigns and guidelines issued by national and international authorities and organizations (i.e., Kuiper et al 2001;Hails and Kinderlerer 2003;Commission Regulation 2004); and the large interest on this subject in the public media.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This includes, for instance, genetic modification of seed storage proteins or genetic elimination of seed lipoxygenases that catalyze hyperoxidation of unsaturated fatty acids and polyunsaturated lipids (Kitamura 1995). Genetically modified food can be classified into two groups (Celec et al 2005). First generation brings various improvements in the production; whereas, the second one is oriented toward consumers.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In fact, while genetic modification (GM) technologies are within the reach of an increasing number of cultivated plants, concerns have been coming into view regarding the safety of GM varieties and, therefore, have limited their applications. In that direction, an important argument has been the existence of uncertainties on how changes made by GM in single genes can affect other genes, as well as the metabolism of the GM organism and the production of potentially toxic secondary metabolites (Celec et al, 2005). Therefore, the assessment of the toxicological impact of such changes is of utmost importance for GM management.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Est-ce la technologie même qui n'est pas adéquate ou bien la société dans son infrastructure qui n'est pas conditionnée à effectuer des opérations déci-sionnelles à haut risque ? Malgré tous les avantages qu'il peut y avoir à développer la technologie des VPT [5], comme il sera décrit plus loin, plusieurs produits du génie génétique semblent avoir mauvaise figure dans l'opinion publique et les conflits d'intérêts entre les acteurs qui oeuvrent pour le développement de ces outils contraignent leurs devenir.…”
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