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Looking back, I eat those "genetically modified food" of the year, has nearly 10 years.
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In some ways, it's a security risk even lower.
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The role of this gene is an expression of the protein.
After it is eat insects, insect body with the receptor, resulting in toxic and kill insects.
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Indeed, using bacteria to produce the Bt protein, as a pesticide sprayed on crops, the practice has been used for decades, but also as a "pollution" and "green pesticides" to use.