A GMO – short for 'genetically modified organism' – is a plant or animal that has had its DNA altered by people.
A GMO is an ingredient from a plant that has been improved via genetic modification.
A GMO potato is in stores now but we don't know where.
A "GMO" food product may be cheaper to produce, but it may be bad for business as well.
A GMO will differ from its parental strain in that its pool of transcripts will be altered.
However, this requires a genetic transformation, which implies that the resulting hybrid is classified as a GMO and is therefore subject to the GMO legislation.
The weight percentage of a GMO reference material can be translated to an estimation of GMO related copy numbers.
Andrea wondered whether if using a GMO tampon several times every month was any different than ingesting GMO food.
Secondly, applicants for introducing a GMO on the market have an interest that a truly equivalent GMO will pass the equivalence test with high probability.
How can S 764 be called a GMO "labeling" bill if it does not label the majority of GMOs?
