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Mahdi Ebrahimi is a 30 year old guy from Tehran, Iran

I am Veterinary Medicine student from Persia.
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BBC NEWS | Science/Nature | GM seeds can last for 10 years

Rated Apr 04 2008 • 2 reviews • biotech, gmo food, biotechnology, gmo crop • bbc.co.uk

Seeds of some genetically modified crops can endure in soil for at least 10 years, scientists have discovered.
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Franken Foods!

Rated Feb 29 2008 • 7 reviews • biotech, video • youtube.com
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Is Transgenic Cotton More Profitable?

Rated Feb 19 2008 • 1 review • biotech, gm crop • sciencedaily.com

From the page: "Transgenic cotton cultivars were planted on almost 93% of U.S. cotton acres in 2007. Transgenic cultivars with pest-managing traits are dual-purpose products. The cultivars produce lint and seed, while the expressed propriety traits provide part of the crop�s insect management and/or enable use of broad-spectrum herbicides for weed management."
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Consumers may not be able to avoid cloned food

Rated Feb 19 2008 • 2 reviews • biotech, cloning, transgenic animal • sfgate.com

From the page: "Less than a dozen years after Dolly the sheep became the world's first cloned mammal, grocers and restaurateurs are digesting the fact that milk and meat from cloned animals could soon filter into their supply chains."
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GM crop trial locations may be hidden from public |...

Rated Feb 19 2008 • 1 review • biotech • guardian.co.uk
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ICELAND: Resistance Rises Against GM Imports - IPS...

Rated Feb 04 2008 • 1 review • biotech, gmo food • ipsnews.net

From the page: "Icelanders are beginning to protest more forcefully against import of genetically modified food, leading the government to tighten regulations."
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Many US consumers oblivious to GM food fears - ABC News...

Rated Jan 17 2008 • 1 review • biotech, gm food • abc.net.au

From the page: "Concerns over genetically modified foods have failed to make much impact in the United States, where consumers and the US media are less fired up about the issue than in Europe, activists say."
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Protein from transgenic corn is immunogenic at extremely...

Rated Jan 15 2008 • 1 review • biotech, gmo • environmentalhealthnews.org

Minute quantities of a bacterial protein inserted in corn provoke immune reactions in mice. The protein is added to increase the effectiveness of plant-based transgenic vaccines. The results indicate that special care will be needed with transgenic corn to reduce exposure to workers and the public if this protein is used commercially in corn or other food crops, to avoid unwanted immune responses in people and decreased effectiveness of oral vaccines that use the protein.
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Agricultural and Biofuel News: ENN -- Know Your Environment

Rated Jan 11 2008 • 1 review • biotech, cloning • enn.com

Regulatory approval could catalyze the nascent U.S. cloning industry, but leading firms say growth would come slowly as they battle to win consumers over to the concept of food from cloned animals.
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UPDATE 1-EU may face trade sanctions over WTO biotech...

Rated Jan 11 2008 • 1 review • biotech, biotechnology • reuters.com

Europe may soon face more transatlantic ire over its policy on genetically modified (GMO) foods as a deadline to comply with an international trade ruling slips past with little evidence that GMO imports are increasing. The European Union has until Friday to comply with a World Trade Organisation (WTO) ruling in a case that pitted it against Argentina, Canada and the United States -- the world's top three growers of GMO crops.
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