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GMAs can advance human health

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GMAs can improve industrial production and products.

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Genetically Modified Animals reduce the spread of disease by lengthening life span and increasing well-being, and quality of life.

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There is no food or feed from GM animals on the EU market, but techniques in this area of science are developing all the time. An EFSA scientist looks at how a GM animal might be created in the laboratory and at possible applications for this new technology.

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Genetically Modified Animals can enhance foods, by allowing animals to produce higher quality, more efficient, and lower cost sources for food.

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In developing countries, GMOs are either banned or placed under very strict regulations.

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Genetically modified animals are called "genetically modified' because their  DNA sequences have been added, subtracted or changed somehow in order to provide the animal with a new trait or change a characteristic such as the disease resistance.

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Welcome to Top10Archive! In this day and age, it's not uncommon for we humans to try and invent new things that benefit us; but genetically modifying animals? That's right, even Mother Nature isn't safe as we alter everything we can for the "greater good."

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The Science of Transgenic Technology Part