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Introduction to Genetic Modification

2006

Lemaux, Peggy G

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https://doi.org/10.3733/ucanr.8178

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Agricultural Biotechnology in California series.

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Introduction to Genetic Modification
What happens when two plants or animals are bred?
How can classical breeding be used to create new crop varieties?
How is marker-assisted selection used to improve crop varieties?
How is genetic engineering used to change crop varieties?
Are classical breeding and genetic engineering the same or different?
How are plants genetically engineered?
What GE crops are out there?
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