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Scientific basis of biosafety risk assessments.

Klaus Ammann

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Abstract This paper discusses the following topics: impact of transgene flow on agriculture and environment; gene flow of transgenic maize into mexican landraces; impact of toxic Bt transgenes in maize on nontarget insects; emerging issues on transgenics; and radiation mutation in crops.

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Abstract This paper discusses the following topics: impact of transgene flow on agriculture and environment; gene flow of transgenic maize into mexican landraces; impact of toxic Bt transgenes in maize on nontarget insects; emerging issues on transgenics; and radiation mutation in crops.

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Abstract This paper discusses the following topics: impact of transgene flow on agriculture and environment; gene flow of transgenic maize into mexican landraces; impact of toxic Bt transgenes in maize on nontarget insects; emerging issues on transgenics; and radiation mutation in crops.

Key concepts: Biosafety, Gene flow, Transgene, Genetically modified crops, Biotechnology, Agriculture, Biology, Risk analysis (engineering)

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