Sentence examples for gm counterpart from inspiring English sources

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For this dual purpose of difference and equivalence testing we propose the use of field trials using not only the GM crop and its non-GM counterpart, but also a range of reference varieties.

Statistical methods are described for the assessment of the difference between a genetically modified (GM) plant variety and a conventional non-GM counterpart, and for the assessment of the equivalence between the GM variety and a group of reference plant varieties which have a history of safe use.

The GM cotton used as pollen source was glyphosate-tolerant cotton and a non-GM counterpart was used as pollen receptor.

Risks associated with the cultivation of GMOs may not only refer to direct and immediate effects of the GMO on the environment, but also to delayed or long-term effects, e.g. due to changes in the cultivation or management techniques of the GMO compared to its non-GM counterpart (Directive 2001/18/EC).

Two weeks later, the mice were sensitized to protein extracts from MON810 or the non-GM counterpart.

Cry1Ab is present at very low levels in maize seeds and so we also analyzed the immune response induced in mice after administration of protein extracts from maize MON810 and its non-GM counterpart.

Immune responses against maize proteins were quantitatively equivalent in mice treated with MON810 vs the non-GM counterpart and no anti-Cry1Ab specific anti-Cry1Ab specificdetected immunee that response MON810.

Immunological and metabolomic studies revealed slight differences in mouse metabolic profiles after i.g. administration of MON810 vs its non-GM counterpart, but no significant unintended effect of the genetic modification on immune responses was seen.

To detect unintended effects, it is optimal to study the differences of the GMO with its non-GM counterpart.

The general idea is that a comparative risk assessment can establish equivalence between the GMO and its non-GM counterpart for characteristics other than the intended effects of the genetic modification.