'Golden rice' diaporamas de présentation

Chapter 13

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Golden Rice & Golden Crops

Golden Rice & Golden Crops. Transgenic Plants for Food Security in the Context of Development. Peter Beyer University of Freiburg Germany. Pontifical Academy of Science, Vatican, May 2009. Nutritional Diversity. Iron, Zinc. Folate. Provit A. Vit. E. Rice (grain). -. -. -. -.

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Chapter 5: Biotechnology

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Genes and Our Food

Genes and Our Food . Past, present and future . Science is used to improve our food supply.

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Genes and Our Food

Genes and Our Food . Past, present and future . Science is used to improve our food supply.

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Genetically Modified Organisms: Benefits & Risks PUB Media Round Table 25 June 2008

Genetically Modified Organisms: Benefits & Risks PUB Media Round Table 25 June 2008. Recommendation of National Biotechnology Strategy (2001); Launched in early 2003 (2 year pilot & review); Funded by DST & implemented by SAASTA; Neutral mandate: factual & balanced;

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GMO Friend or Foe?

GMO Friend or Foe?. Genetically Modified Organisms Designed by Nina Murray For OSSTF. Image credit: Microsoft clipart. What are genetically modified foods?. Also called genetically modified organisms ( GMO ), or GE foods (Genetically engineered).

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Genetic Engineering Biotechnology

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Chapter 20~ DNA Technology & Genomics

Chapter 20~ DNA Technology & Genomics. Part 1: Basic Biotechnology. A Brave New World.

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Genetically Modified Organisms

Genetically Modified Organisms. - plants, animals, microorganisms. - add or take away traits. Why use GMOs?. old method: traditional breeding. -new method: direct introduction of desired trait. How are organisms genetically modified?. (I) Direct DNA transfer. electroporation.

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Issues and Ethics in Biotechnology

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Golden Rice: A boon or bane?

Golden Rice: A boon or bane?. Malnutrition and VAD. IPP. IPP. Geranylgeranyl diphosphate. Geranylgeranyl diphosphate. Phytoene synthase. Phytoene synthase. Phytoene. Phytoene. Rice lacks these enzymes. Phytoene desaturase. Phytoene desaturase. ?-carotene desaturase.

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Are these claims supported by evidence ?

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Ethics and Genetic Engineering

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Golden Rice and Transgenic Crops

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Genetic modification

Genetic modification. By: Ji Eun Kim Cecilie Eide Ola Skoczek Simon Hagenmaier Dorottya Papi Renaat Myny Sam Chiers Melodie Haelters. Index. Definition History Advantages and disadvantages Examples ( golden rice, sweet corn and long- lasting tomatoes)

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Genetic Modification

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True or False?

True or False?. A fun game. There is a variety of genetically modified sweet corn that creates its own insecticide that is completely safe for everything, including you, but is toxic to pests ?.

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GOLDEN RICE

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