Chancen der Gentechnik für die Humanernährung

Jany, K.-D.; Greiner, R.

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“…However, FPLC has been used successfully for the detection of chymosin produced from GM organisms. Here, the chymosins from bacteria and cattle have different characteristic FPLC profiles, which can be used for identification (2).…”

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“…In the USA, GM plants were approved for food use as early as 1992 1 and major staple crops (maize, rape seed, and soybeans) followed shortly. 2 In 1997, GM soybeans (Monsanto Roundup Ready) already represented approximately 10% of the total soy harvest in the USA and in 1999 it was 54% (1). Soybeans are one of the most versatile staple crops, used as an ingredient in more than 25,000 foods (2).…”

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“…2 In 1997, GM soybeans (Monsanto Roundup Ready) already represented approximately 10% of the total soy harvest in the USA and in 1999 it was 54% (1). Soybeans are one of the most versatile staple crops, used as an ingredient in more than 25,000 foods (2). GM maize resistant to corn borer (Novartis Maize Bt 176, MON 810 Bt 11, among others) is also used in a wide range of foods.…”

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Are You Ready for [a] Roundup?—What Chemistry Has to Do with Genetic Modifications

Pöpping

2001

J. Chem. Educ.

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Genetically modified crops are grown in most parts of the world nowadays. These transgenic plants have new properties such as herbicide tolerance or insect resistance that often cannot be introduced by conventional breeding. Using examples of very common transgenic varieties, the article explains how the knowledge of metabolic pathways and genetic information is used to design these plants and how the same knowledge is used to detect them. It reviews why detection of genetic modifications in plants has become necessary and describes the most common detection methods, from immunological assays to polymerase chain reaction and real-time detection.

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